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ITC - As the assessment has been deemed to have been completed only on 13.6.2012, the powers of the assessing authority under Section 27 cannot be curtailed by giving a skewed interpretation of Section 64(2) Of the Tamil Nadu VAT Act, 2006 - If the petitioner wants to justify the input tax credit availed by it during the period in dispute, it has to produce documents called for to substantiate it. - HC
ITC - As the assessment has been deemed to have been completed only on 13.6.2012, the powers of the assessing authority under Section 27 cannot be curtailed by giving a skewed interpretation of Section 64(2) Of the Tamil Nadu VAT Act, 2006 - If the petitioner wants to justify the input tax credit availed by it during the period in dispute, it has to produce documents called for to substantiate it. - HC
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