Refusal to admit appeals: Tribunal may decline admission for appeals involving minor tax or input tax credit disputes. When an appeal challenges tax, input tax credit, differences in tax or input tax credit, or fines, fees or penalties, the Tribunal may exercise discretion to refuse admission where the monetary element determined by the impugned order does not exceed Rs. 50,000, operating as a threshold to screen minor monetary disputes from appellate consideration.
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Refusal to admit appeals: Tribunal may decline admission for appeals involving minor tax or input tax credit disputes.
When an appeal challenges tax, input tax credit, differences in tax or input tax credit, or fines, fees or penalties, the Tribunal may exercise discretion to refuse admission where the monetary element determined by the impugned order does not exceed Rs. 50,000, operating as a threshold to screen minor monetary disputes from appellate consideration.
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