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Refund of interest on GST Refund of pre-deposit

Sarjeet Shekhawat

we received GST refund of pre-deposit but department did not give us interest on such refund now my concern is that how do i get interest on such refund ?

Interest on GST Refunds: File Writ If Not Received, Cite Sections 115 and 56, Interest Due from Deposit Date A discussion on a forum focused on the issue of receiving interest on a GST refund of a pre-deposit. The initial query raised concerns about not receiving interest on a refunded pre-deposit. Respondents suggested writing to the department citing sections 115 and 56 of the GST Act and filing a writ petition if necessary. It was clarified that interest is due from the date of deposit, and an appeal can be filed even if interest wasn't initially claimed. The discussion included interpretations of legal provisions and cited case laws supporting the claim for interest. The rate of interest was debated, with a consensus that it should be 9% for appeals reaching finality. (AI Summary)
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