- GST demand cannot be raised through a consolidated order for multiple years; separate orders are required.
- The case involved a consolidated demand notice and adjudication order for multiple financial years related to tax or ITC fraud under GST.
- The assessee challenged the orders, arguing that a single notice for all years was improper and no personal hearing notice was provided.
- The revenue stated that summons were issued, representatives’ statements were recorded, and a hearing notice was emailed to the assessee.
- The court noted that the assessee had not responded to the show cause notices issued by the department.
- The department was directed to upload a revised form with year-wise tax amounts, and the assessee was allowed to pursue appellate remedies against the orders.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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