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Registered Dealer Faces Strict GST Return Filing Deadline with Limited Three-Week Extension for Compliance and Documentation HC addressed GST return filing dispute involving a registered dealer with cancelled and restored registration. Court denied further extension for filing ...
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Registered Dealer Faces Strict GST Return Filing Deadline with Limited Three-Week Extension for Compliance and Documentation
HC addressed GST return filing dispute involving a registered dealer with cancelled and restored registration. Court denied further extension for filing GSTR-3B returns, providing a final three-week window to submit returns. Authorities instructed to process returns according to law, balancing procedural compliance with opportunity for tax documentation, while rejecting prolonged delay requests related to invoice revisions.
Issues involved: The issues involved in the judgment are related to quashing of notices issued by the tax authorities to file pending returns in GSTR-3B, tax liability assessment under section 62 of the GST Act, and the petitioner's request for extension of time to file returns due to pending issuance of revised invoices by a supplier.
Details of the judgment:
1. The petitioner, a registered dealer under the GST Act, failed to file returns leading to the cancellation of registration. The petitioner, during the period of being an unregistered dealer, took supply from a supplier. The registration was later restored, and the petitioner requested the supplier to issue revised invoices for the supplies taken during the unregistered period.
2. The petitioner sought more time to file returns due to the delay in receiving the revised invoices from the supplier. The petitioner had approached the supplier for revised invoices after the initial deadline for filing returns had passed. The court noted the delay in the process and the communication from the supplier regarding the issuance of revised invoices.
3. The court found it challenging to grant further extension for filing returns and instructed the authorities not to delay proceedings under section 46 of the GST Act awaiting the revised invoices. However, as a final opportunity, the petitioner was given three weeks to file the returns, and it was assured that the returns would be processed in accordance with the law.
4. The writ petition was disposed of with the directions provided regarding the filing of returns within the specified timeframe.
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