Petitioner challenged ex-parte order demanding tax liability of ...

Tax liability of Rs 38,361 upheld for availing fake input tax credit; Appeal remedy available.

Case Laws GST

October 19, 2024

Petitioner challenged ex-parte order demanding tax liability of Rs. 38,361/- including penalty and interest for wrongful availment of input tax credit on fake invoices. Court found no infirmity in impugned order passed after providing opportunity to petitioner. Petitioner has efficacious appeal remedy u/s 107, without exhausting which writ petition is not maintainable. Writ petition dismissed.

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Petitioner challenged ex-parte order demanding tax liability of ...

Tax liability of Rs 38,361 upheld for availing fake input tax credit; Appeal remedy available.

Case Laws GST

October 19, 2024

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