Co-terminus appellate powers require full verification before deleting TDS disallowances for alleged non-deduction of tax on freight-forwarding paymen...
Interest paid on import duty due to ICEGATE technical glitches was refundable despite Bills of Entry being filed after the cut-off under the Customs (Waiver of Interest) 3rd Order. The Tribunal applied a High Court ruling that an advisory acknowledged glitches continuing beyond the stipulated cut-off. Because the refund denials relied solely on late filing, the rejection orders were set aside and consequential relief was granted according to law.
Interest paid on import duty due to ICEGATE technical glitches was refundable despite Bills of Entry being filed after the cut-off under the Customs (Waiver of Interest) 3rd Order. The Tribunal applied a High Court ruling that an advisory acknowledged glitches continuing beyond the stipulated cut-off. Because the refund denials relied solely on late filing, the rejection orders were set aside and consequential relief was granted according to law.
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