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

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

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

Gujarat HC Sets Aside GST Revocation Rejection

authorVanshika vermadateSep 2, 2026
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Nil Turnover in GST Returns Not Enough to Prove Business Closure, High Court Quashes Registration Cancellation Order

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

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