- Telangana HC clarified the applicability of principles of natural justice in blocking ITC under Rule 86A of the CGST Rules
- Rule 86A does not exclude principles of natural justice and should be read into the provision
- Section 74 of the CGST Act explicitly mandates following principles of natural justice in similar circumstances
- Interpreting Rule 86A without safeguards would create inconsistency with the parent statute
- Telangana HC emphasized the importance of preventing hardship, injustice, and friction in the GST system
- The ruling provides relief for taxpayers by ensuring they have an opportunity to be heard before ITC is blocked
- The decision strikes a balance between effective tax administration and protection of taxpayers’ rights
Source: jsalaw.com
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