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A GST demand cannot rest on a basis outside the show cause...

Show cause notice limits GST demand grounds; wrong-head IGST payment may be appropriated against CGST and SGST liabilities.

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GST August 1, 2026 Case Laws HC
A GST demand cannot rest on a basis outside the show cause notice without giving the taxpayer an opportunity to respond. The note states that an excess input tax credit determination based on a GSTR-2A comparison, differing from the notice and taxpayer's reply, required fresh consideration after reasonable opportunity. It also explains that section 77 does not apply where IGST was inadvertently paid under the wrong tax head rather than under the mistaken belief that the supply was interstate. The short-payment issue was remanded, with liberty to seek appropriation of IGST against CGST and SGST liability or pursue refund if procedurally required. The related bank-account attachment was to be lifted.

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