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Tax Dispute Resolution: 20% Deposit Required for Recovery Stay Under Bihar GST Act, Tribunal Constitution Mandatory HC ruled on a tax dispute involving non-constitution of a Tribunal under Bihar GST Act. The court mandated petitioner deposit 20% of tax balance to obtain ...
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Tax Dispute Resolution: 20% Deposit Required for Recovery Stay Under Bihar GST Act, Tribunal Constitution Mandatory
HC ruled on a tax dispute involving non-constitution of a Tribunal under Bihar GST Act. The court mandated petitioner deposit 20% of tax balance to obtain recovery stay. Specific conditions were outlined: appeal must be filed after Tribunal's constitution, and non-compliance allows authorities to proceed legally. Bank account attachments will be released upon partial payment, with potential full stay if appeal is timely filed.
Issues involved: The writ petition filed under Article 226 seeking reliefs due to non-constitution of the Tribunal under the Bihar Goods and Services Tax Act.
Judgment Details: 1. The petitioner sought relief of stay of recovery of tax balance amount due to non-constitution of the Tribunal under Section 112 of the B.G.S.T. Act. 2. The respondent State authorities issued a notification acknowledging the non-constitution of the Tribunal and provided for the period of limitation for filing an appeal. 3. The Court ordered that the petitioner must deposit 20 percent of the remaining tax amount to avail the benefit of stay under Section 112(9) of the B.G.S.T. Act. 4. The Court emphasized that the relief of stay is not open-ended and the petitioner must file an appeal once the Tribunal is constituted to facilitate consideration of the appeal. 5. If the petitioner does not file an appeal within the specified period after the Tribunal's constitution, the respondent authorities are permitted to proceed further in accordance with the law. 6. Upon compliance with the Court's order, including payment of 20 percent of the tax amount, any bank account attachment related to the tax demand shall be released. 7. If the petitioner has paid more than 20 percent of the demand, there will be a stay of recovery until the Tribunal is constituted, and if the appeal is filed within the stipulated period, there will be a stay until the appeal's disposal. 8. The writ petition is disposed of with the mentioned directions and observations.
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