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The GST dept introduces the IMS Offline Tool, enabling taxpayers to manage invoices and complete filings offline, reducing internet-related compliance issues and improving ITC accuracy.

Govt Introduces New Excel-Based IMS Offline Tool on GST Portal to Boost Taxpayer Convenience

Judgement

The tax department corrected the year and raised a Rs, 42 lakh demand, but the High Court refused to intervene and directed the company to file an GST appeal instead.

High Court refuses to entertain writ petitions in GST matters where an effective appellate remedy exists

Notifications - Central Tax

The extension was granted by the Commissioner under section 39(6) of the CGST Act, based on the recommendations of the GST Council.

Government Extends GSTR-3B Filing Deadline [Read Notification]

The ITAT restores the Rs 6.37 Crore cash deposits case, holding that CIT(A) wrongly deleted the addition without proper verification and by admitting new evidence.

CIT(A) cannot cannot grant relief merely on new evidence without giving AO an opportunity to respond: ITAT

The GST MOV-10 indicates that the conclusion regarding tax evasion was reached after the 6-day time limit specified under Rule 138C of the CGST Rules. Therefore, the entire proceedings are void.

High Court Strikes Down GST Confiscation Notice for formation of opinion beyond the 6-day statutory period

The Gujarat High Court set aside the rejection order, as it was passed without hearing and sent the case back for a fresh decision within a 12 weeks.

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Govt Introduces New Excel-Based IMS Offline Tool on GST Portal to Boost Taxpayer Convenience

High Court refuses to entertain writ petitions in GST matters where an effective appellate remedy exists

Government Extends GSTR-3B Filing Deadline [Read Notification]

CIT(A) cannot cannot grant relief merely on new evidence without giving AO an opportunity to respond: ITAT

High Court Strikes Down GST Confiscation Notice for formation of opinion beyond the 6-day statutory period

CBIC Rules and Natural Justice Prevail: Gujarat HC Remands GST Rectification Case