Secondment taxability requires case-specific GST analysis, and extended limitation applies only where fraud or suppression is shown. Secondment arrangements between overseas group companies and Indian entities require a case-specific examination of the contract and factual matrix to determine GST taxability. The Northern Operating Systems judgment is not to be applied mechanically to all secondment cases, as different arrangements may attract different tax consequences. Section 74(1) of the Assam GST Act can be invoked only where there is material evidence of fraud, wilful misstatement, or suppression of facts to evade tax, and not merely for non-payment of GST.
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Secondment taxability requires case-specific GST analysis, and extended limitation applies only where fraud or suppression is shown.
Secondment arrangements between overseas group companies and Indian entities require a case-specific examination of the contract and factual matrix to determine GST taxability. The Northern Operating Systems judgment is not to be applied mechanically to all secondment cases, as different arrangements may attract different tax consequences. Section 74(1) of the Assam GST Act can be invoked only where there is material evidence of fraud, wilful misstatement, or suppression of facts to evade tax, and not merely for non-payment of GST.
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