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2022-TIOL-NEWS-278 Part 2 | November 28, 2022

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INCOME TAX

2022-TIOL-1418-ITAT-KOL

Umananda Rice Mill Ltd Vs ACIT

Whether no addition u/s 68 for unexplained cash credit can be made when assessee has discharged onus of proving genuineness of transaction - YES : ITAT

- Assessee's appeal allowed: KOLKATA ITAT

2022-TIOL-1417-ITAT-KOL

Madhu Sudan Shrivastava Vs Pr.CIT

Whether the PCIT erred in exercising its revisionary jurisdiction when the twin conditions mentioned u/s 263 were not met - YES: ITAT

- Appeal allowed: KOLKATA ITAT

2022-TIOL-1416-ITAT-AHM

Gtpl Crazy Network Vs ACIT

Whether for purposes of Section 32(1) depreciation on goodwill be allowed, where valuation of goodwill is based on subscriber's valuation - YES: ITAT

- Appeal allowed: AHMEDABAD ITAT

2022-TIOL-1415-ITAT-BANG

Charoen Pokphand Seeds India Pvt Ltd Vs Pr.CIT

Whether original assessment is completed without proper enquiries, on exemption claimed by assessee u/s 10(1) that necessitated Pr.CIT to pass order u/s 263 of Act - YES : ITAT

- Assessee's appeal dismissed: BANGALORE ITAT

 
TODAY'S CASE (INDIRECT TAX)

GST - Financial constraints and COVID-19 pandemic led to petitioner not filing returns, pay tax and file appeal on time - A justice oriented approach needs to be adopted - Petition allowed: HC

 
GST CASE

2022-TIOL-1469-HC-KAR-GST

Nagson And Company Vs JCCT

GST - Petition filed seeking a direction to quash the impugned Order-in-Appeal dated 29.09.2022 passed by Respondent No.1 and direct Respondent No.2 to revoke the cancellation of the GST registration of the Petitioner - Petitioner specifically contended that the delay on the part of the petitioner for non-payment of dues, non-filing of returns and preferring an appeal within the prescribed period was on account of financial constraints and due to Covid-19 pandemic and as such, the delay in preferring the appeal deserves to be condoned by the 1st respondent - Appellate Authority; that by the impugned order the 1st respondent - Appellate Authority dismissed the appeal refusing to condone the delay in preferring  appeal on the ground that he does not have jurisdiction to condone the delay beyond the prescribed period as stipulated in Section 107 of the CGST Act.

Held: Although the 1st respondent - Appellate Authority does not have any power to condone the delay in preferring an appeal under Section 107 of the CGST Act, in a given case, it is open for this Court to condone the delay by exercising its powers under Article 226 of the Constitution of India - In the instant case, it is the specific assertion of the petitioner that due to financial constraints and Covid-19 pandemic and on account of bonafide reasons, unavoidable circumstances and sufficient cause, it was not possible for him to not only file the GST returns and make payment within the stipulated time, but also could not prefer the appeal within the prescribed period - In the considered opinion of the Bench, the explanation offered by the petitioner in not making GST payment and delay in filing returns and preferring an appeal deserves to be accepted and by adopting a justice oriented approach - Impugned orders are set aside and  the 2 nd  respondent is directed to restore the GST registration of the petitioner, subject to payment of all dues - Petition allowed: High Court [para 7, 8]

- Petition allowed: KARNATAKA HIGH COURT

 
 

 

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PUBLIC NOTICE
 

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Fixation of new Standard Input Output Norms (SION) at E-136 for export of wheat flour (Atta), deletion of SION E-110, amendment in Appendix 4J and insertion of new para 4.05 (iii) under Handbook of Procedures 2015-20

 
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