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SC: Can’t Use PIL Jurisdiction for Formulation of Centralized Rating Mechanism of Taxpayers - (09 Sep 2024)

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SC while dismissing PIL seeking formulation and implementation of a centralized rating mechanism of taxpayers under the Central Goods and Services Tax Act 2017, has opined that this is a matter for the Parliament and the GST administration and PIL jurisdiction cannot be used for matters like these.

Tags : SUPREME COURT   PIL   CENTRALIZED RATING MECHANISM   GST ADMINISTRATION  

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