- Hon’ble Madras High Court allowed unutilized VAT credit to be transitioned under GST regime
- Case involved M/s. Radhikka Ceramic World and State Tax Officer
- Petitioner had unutilized advance tax under VAT returns for July 2017
- Respondent denied transitional tax, leading to writ petition
- Court cited previous cases to support allowing transition of unutilized credit
- Court held that unutilized advance tax under VAT must be allowed to transition under Section 140 of TNGST Act
Source: a2ztaxcorp.com
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