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Input Tax Credit - Reversal / refunding of ITC - the Integrated Goods and Service Tax (IGST) was not paid and ‘NIL’ return had been filed by the seller but the petitioners had availed of input tax credit - The High court noted discrepancies in the handling of the case by the authorities, particularly the failure to proceed against the seller before reversing the petitioners' input tax credit. HC emphasized the established legal principle that the buyer cannot be burdened with refunding the input tax credit without the authorities first taking action against the seller, except under exceptional circumstances.
Input Tax Credit - Reversal / refunding of ITC - the Integrated Goods and Service Tax (IGST) was not paid and ‘NIL’ return had been filed by the seller but the petitioners had availed of input tax credit - The High court noted discrepancies in the handling of the case by the authorities, particularly the failure to proceed against the seller before reversing the petitioners' input tax credit. HC emphasized the established legal principle that the buyer cannot be burdened with refunding the input tax credit without the authorities first taking action against the seller, except under exceptional circumstances.
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