Judgement

As per the High Court, issuing notices on the GST Portal is a sufficient service, but is not an effective service when there is no response from the side of the petitioner.

GST Show Cause Notices Not Sent Physically? High Court Quashes Order for Lack of Proper Service

GST Show Cause Notices Not sent Physically? High Court Quashes Order for Lack of Proper Service

Articles

GSTN recently expanded e-payment options on the GST Portal, permitting taxpayers to pay GST dues through UPI and Debit/Credit cards.

GSTN Update: New State added for GST Dues payment Via UPI and Debit/credit card

News

Finance Committee flags concerns over GST Tribunal delays, urges faster appointments, staffing, and infrastructure setup.

Finance Committee Raises Concerns Over Delay in GST Tribunal Launch

During the audit, the chartered accountant found that fake invoices amounting to Rs. 10 crore had been uploaded on the GST portal using the company's name

Accountant Misuses Firm's GST Account, Uploads Fake Invoices to Claim Tax Benefits 

Madras High Court restores GST registration of company citing COVID-19 hardship and improper notice service, with conditions for dues payment and return filing.

GST: High Court Restores Cancelled Registration Due to COVID-19 Hardship and Improper Notice Service

The court gave another chance to the petitioner and quashed the order on the condition that the petitioner would deposit 25% of the disputed tax in cash from the petitioner's Electronic Cash Register.

Explore Our Blogs

Stay updated with the latest insights, tips, and industry trends from our experts

GST Show Cause Notices Not sent Physically? High Court Quashes Order for Lack of Proper Service

GSTN Update: New State added for GST Dues payment Via UPI and Debit/credit card

Finance Committee Raises Concerns Over Delay in GST Tribunal Launch

Accountant Misuses Firm's GST Account, Uploads Fake Invoices to Claim Tax Benefits

GST: High Court Restores Cancelled Registration Due to COVID-19 Hardship and Improper Notice Service

Madras High Court Quashes GST Demand Order Subject to 25% Deposit