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The audit wing of the State GST Authority directed to keep in abeyance all proceedings related to discrepancy note no. 3, including the show cause notice dated 29.12.2023. This decision was made because the same discrepancy is already under adjudication by the CGST Authority, following a show cause notice dated 28.03.2023. The court ordered that the State GST Authority's audit wing should not proceed with their actions until the adjudication order by the CGST Authority is passed. - HC
The audit wing of the State GST Authority directed to keep in abeyance all proceedings related to discrepancy note no. 3, including the show cause notice dated 29.12.2023. This decision was made because the same discrepancy is already under adjudication by the CGST Authority, following a show cause notice dated 28.03.2023. The court ordered that the State GST Authority's audit wing should not proceed with their actions until the adjudication order by the CGST Authority is passed. - HC
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