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Calcutta HC: Cancellation of GST Registration of Businesses Causes Revenue Loss to Government - (16 Nov 2021)

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Calcutta High Court has observed that cancellation of GST registration of businesses on hyper technical grounds causes revenue loss for the State and aggravates unemployment. The Court has directed that a reasoned order must be passed while cancelling GST registration and that opportunity of hearing must be given to the concerned parties.

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