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Reversal of Input Tax Credit - proper verification of the transactions of selling/purchasing dealers to ensure that there is a match of the details of the transaction or not - what is required is that in matters involving claim of ITC, it is incumbent upon the authority to conduct a proper verification of the transactions of selling/purchasing dealers to ensure that there is a match of the details of the transaction, at both ends. This is why Section 42(3) requires the officer to supply the details of the transaction to 'both such persons' to enable such cross-verification - HC
Reversal of Input Tax Credit - proper verification of the transactions of selling/purchasing dealers to ensure that there is a match of the details of the transaction or not - what is required is that in matters involving claim of ITC, it is incumbent upon the authority to conduct a proper verification of the transactions of selling/purchasing dealers to ensure that there is a match of the details of the transaction, at both ends. This is why Section 42(3) requires the officer to supply the details of the transaction to 'both such persons' to enable such cross-verification - HC
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