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Petitioner challenged impugned order by respondent regarding ...


Tax Demand Challenged Over Filing Discrepancies; Court Orders Partial Payment and Objections Within Four Weeks.

January 8, 2025

Case Laws     GST     HC

Petitioner challenged impugned order by respondent regarding difference in outward supply between GSTR 3B and books of accounts, non-filing of GSTR 9 & 9C, non-payment of tax under RCM for freight charges, and non-payment of tax for private coaching fee receipts. HC held petitioner shall pay 25% of demand after deducting paid amount, subject to verification. Impugned order treated as show cause notice; petitioner to file objections within four weeks. Petition disposed of.

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