- E-filing of appeals before CESTAT will be mandatory from 01.01.2026; previously filed appeals must also be e-filed before final hearings.
- Forms GSTR-9 and GSTR-9C for FY 2024-25 are now available on the GST portal, with FAQs released by GSTN.
- Sikkim High Court ruled that accumulated ITC must be reversed upon business closure, and refund is not allowed under the CGST Act.
- Bombay High Court decisions: (1) Omission of rule 96(10) lapses all pending proceedings not “past and closed”; (2) Validity of denying ITC for reverse charge supplies upheld; (3) Blocking of Electronic Credit Ledger is limited to available ITC only; (4) Refund of unutilised ITC of Compensation Cess allowed for export goods not liable to Cess.
Source: vaishlaw.com
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