Supreme Court: Issues of Party Capacity and Maintainability Must Be Decided by Arbitral Tribunal  ||  Supreme Court: Omissions in Chief Examination Can Be Rectified During Cross-Examination  ||  Supreme Court: Items Given by Accused to Police Are Not Section 27 Recoveries under Evidence Act  ||  Gujarat High Court: Waqf Institutions Must Pay Court Fees When Filing Disputes in State Tribunal  ||  Allahabad High Court: Law Treats All Equally, State Cannot Gain Undue Benefit from Delay Condonation  ||  SC: SARFAESI Act Was Not Applicable in Nagaland Before its 2021 Adoption, Dismisses Creditor’s Plea  ||  SC: Lis Pendens Applies To Money Suits on Mortgaged Property, Including Ex Parte Proceedings  ||  Kerala HC: Civil Courts Cannot Grant Injunctions in NCLT Matters and Such Orders Can Be Set Aside  ||  Bombay High Court: Technical Breaks to Temporary Employees Cannot Deny Maternity Leave Benefits  ||  NCLAT: Appellate Jurisdiction Limited to Orders Deciding Parties’ Rights, Not Procedural Directions    

Jharkhand HC: Interest Liability Can't Be Raised Under GST Without Initiating Adjudication Process - (30 Mar 2022)

GOODS AND SERVICES TAX

Jharkhand High Court has observed that if an assessee disputes the liability of interest, either its calculation or the leviability, then the only alternative left for the Assessing Officer is to start a proceeding either under Section 73 or 74 of the Jharkhand Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 for adjudication of the liability of interest.

Tags : JHARKHAND HIGH COURT   ASSESSING OFFICER   GST   ASSESSEE   LIABILITY OF INTEREST  

Share :        

Disclaimer | Copyright 2025 - All Rights Reserved