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The Calcutta High Court upheld the GST notice but set aside the adjudication order for violating the mandatory personal hearing requirement under the West Bengal GST Act, 2017.

ITC Dispute: Calcutta HC Upholds SCN, Cancels Adjudication Order for Breach of Natural Justice

The Karnataka HC held that research services provided to foreign clients qualify as export of services under Section 13(2) of the IGST Act, 2017, and therefore cannot be taxed in India.

Preclinical trials, R&D Services exported to Foreign Clients, NOT taxable in India: HC

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Taxpayer raises questions because the department suspended its GST registration for an undelivered welcome kit.

GST Registration Suspended Within 20 Days: Taxpayer Questions Department Over Undelivered Welcome Kit

After reviewing the matter, the court held that there was no reason to interfere with the show cause notices at this stage since the petitioner has a legal remedy available under GST.

Madras High Court Refuses to Quash GST Show Cause Notice, Directs Taxpayer to File Reply with Authorities

GST: High Court Says Rule 86A Show Cause Notice Cannot Be Challenged Prematurely

The HC set aside a GST assessment order and allowed de novo adjudication, directing the petitioner to deposit 10% of the disputed tax and file a detailed reply to the SCN within 30 days.

Non-Reply to SCN: HC Quashes GST Assessment Order, Allows Fresh Hearing with 10% Pre-Deposit

High Court has set aside the cancellation of the company's GST registration, directing the tax authorities to pass a fresh order after hearing the petitioner.

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ITC Dispute: Calcutta HC Upholds SCN, Cancels Adjudication Order for Breach of Natural Justice

Preclinical trials, R&D Services exported to Foreign Clients, NOT taxable in India: HC

GST Registration Suspended Within 20 Days: Taxpayer Questions Department Over Undelivered Welcome Kit

GST: High Court Says Rule 86A Show Cause Notice Cannot Be Challenged Prematurely

Non-Reply to SCN: HC Quashes GST Assessment Order, Allows Fresh Hearing with 10% Pre-Deposit

GST Registration Cancellation Set Aside For Lack Of Proper Hearing Opportunity