- GSTN requires recipients of metal scrap registered in November 2024 to report TDS from October and November 2024 in Form GSTR-7
- Madhya Pradesh High Court ruled section 16(4) of the CGST Act as arbitrary for disallowing input tax credit on delayed returns despite interest and late fees payment
- Bombay High Court allowed input tax credit based on receipt vouchers for advances received, expanding the definition to include deferred receipt of goods or services
- Bombay High Court invalidated a Ministry of Finance press release that classified sanitizers as disinfectants attracting 18 percent GST, stating product classification post-CGST Act is a judicial matter
- Karnataka High Court upheld a notification extending timelines for issuance of demand orders from FY 2017-18 to FY 2019-20 based on GST council recommendations
- Delhi High Court ruled that the Revisional Authority cannot alter a refund order once passed
Source: mondaq.com
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