The High Court confirmed the tax assessment u/s 7A for ...

High Court upheld tax assessment u/s 7A for missing sale bill. Burden on dealer to prove transactions not taxable. Penalty upheld.

Case Laws VAT and Sales Tax

August 14, 2024

The High Court confirmed the tax assessment u/s 7A for nonproduction of sale bill. The burden of proof lies on the dealer to show transactions are not taxable. Failure to prove second sale results in being deemed first seller/purchaser. Tax levy upheld due to lack of evidence. Disallowed turnover on export sales upheld due to product mismatch. Penalty upheld as it is a percentage of disputed tax. Petition dismissed.

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The High Court confirmed the tax assessment u/s 7A for ...

High Court upheld tax assessment u/s 7A for missing sale bill. Burden on dealer to prove transactions not taxable. Penalty upheld.

Case Laws VAT and Sales Tax

August 14, 2024

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