Judgement

Retrospective cancellation of GST registration cannot be imposed without clearly informing the taxpayer in the show cause notice.
It reinforces that adherence to principles of natural justice and procedural fairness is essential for any such adverse action by tax authorities.

Retrospective GST Cancellation Without Notice: A Violation of Natural Justice

High Court holds income tax details personal, denies RTI disclosure in matrimonial dispute proceedings.

No RTI Access to Spouse’s Income Tax Records, Rules High Court

News

Bansal Wire Industries Limited received relief as the Delhi HC quashed pre-resolution income tax demands against its subsidiary under the clean slate doctrine, with no impact on current finances.

Bansal Wire Industries Secures Major Legal Relief as Delhi HC Quashes Rs 78.14 Million Tax Demands

The Gauhati High Court refused to stop income tax recovery against the petitioner, noting the matter is already before the ITAT and should be decided there.

High Court Declines Intervention in Income Tax Recovery Amid Pending Tribunal Proceedings

TVS Supply Chain Solutions Limited said its subsidiary has appealed against a Rs 6.71 crore income tax demand and is seeking a stay on payment pending resolution.

TVS Supply Chain Solutions Subsidiary Challenges Rs 6.71 Crore Tax Demand, Moves CIT(A) for Relief

The court reaffirmed that the one-year lifespan of a provisional attachment under Section 83(2) of the CGST Act is absolute and cannot be circumvented.

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Retrospective GST Cancellation Without Notice: A Violation of Natural Justice

No RTI Access to Spouse’s Income Tax Records, Rules High Court

Bansal Wire Industries Secures Major Legal Relief as Delhi HC Quashes Rs 78.14 Million Tax Demands

High Court Declines Intervention in Income Tax Recovery Amid Pending Tribunal Proceedings

TVS Supply Chain Solutions Subsidiary Challenges Rs 6.71 Crore Tax Demand, Moves CIT(A) for Relief

GST Department cannot use its power to freeze bank accounts indefinitely: High Court