Cancellation of GST registration: Principles of natural justice if no hearing provided to the taxpayer
Cancellation of GST registration: Principles of natural justice if no hearing provided to the taxpayer Case of assessee…
Cancellation of GST registration: Principles of natural justice if no hearing provided to the taxpayer
Recent Posts
- 10% Deposit for Stay of Demand in Budget 2026 – Full Analysis, Applicability & Strategy
- Is Section 292BC the Final Nail in the Coffin for Technical Challenges to Assessments?
- When 3 Days Delay Travels to ITAT: The Curious Case of Casual Dismissals by CIT(A)
- Budget 2026 received President Assent: Key Personal Tax Changes Every Investor Must Act On
- Agricultural Income in New Income-tax Act, 2025: Tax-Free, But Not Trouble-Free Anymore (Part–4)
- Gujarat High Court pulls up CBDT for 11 years of non-compliance with Court directions on timely release of ITR forms & utilities.
- Section 68 Cannot Tax Recorded Sales Again | ITAT Mumbai Rules Against Double Taxation of Turnover
- Section 44AD vs 44ADA: Can Wrong TDS u/s 194J Turn Business Income into Professional Income? A Growing Litigation Issue
- ₹12.54 Crore Gift Case: ITAT Flags Genuineness Issues in Gift Received by Shilpa Shetty
- Section 54F Exemption & JDA Capital Gains Explained | Key ITAT Chennai Ruling in Kesavan Vanithamani vs ITO
