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Gujarat HC rules that nil GST turnover alone cannot establish business closure and quashes the rejection of GST registration revocation.

Nil Turnover in GST Returns Not Enough to Prove Business Closure, High Court Quashes Registration Cancellation Order

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Uttarakhand tightens sugar stock controls, using GST purchase data and a 15-day limit to curb hoarding and ensure market availability.

Uttarakhand Government to Track Sugar Purchases Through GST Returns, Sets 15-Day Stock Limit

The Rajasthan Commercial Taxes Department has issued revised guidelines for scrutiny of returns under Section 61 of the RGST Act, 2017. 

Rajasthan Commercial Taxes Department Issues New Guidelines for GST Return Scrutiny Under Section 61 of RGST Act, 2017

The Uttarakhand High Court allowed a taxpayer to seek revocation of a cancelled GST registration after filing pending GST returns and clearing outstanding dues.

Uttarakhand HC Allows Taxpayer to Seek GST Registration Revocation

ITAT Mumbai deleted Rs 3.55 crore additions, holding that purchases backed by evidence cannot be treated as bogus merely on a supplier's unverified statement.

ITAT Deletes Rs. 3.51 Crore Bogus Purchase Addition After Finding GST Returns, Bank Payments, E-Way Bills and Transport Documents Proved Genuine Movement of Goods

The ITAT set aside Rs 2.93 crore addition made on the grounds of the difference in purchases between the books of account of the assessee and the GST returns.

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Nil Turnover in GST Returns Not Enough to Prove Business Closure, High Court Quashes Registration Cancellation Order

Uttarakhand Government to Track Sugar Purchases Through GST Returns, Sets 15-Day Stock Limit

Rajasthan Commercial Taxes Department Issues New Guidelines for GST Return Scrutiny Under Section 61 of RGST Act, 2017

Uttarakhand HC Allows Taxpayer to Seek GST Registration Revocation

ITAT Deletes Rs. 3.51 Crore Bogus Purchase Addition After Finding GST Returns, Bank Payments, E-Way Bills and Transport Documents Proved Genuine Movement of Goods

ITAT Quashes Rs 2.93 Crore Income Tax Addition Arising from GST Return and Book-Purchase Difference