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Seeking rectification in Form GSTR-1 - limitation period - Works contract services - Input Tax Credit (“ITC”) - non-uploading of the invoices in GSTR-1 as B2B invoice - The High Court held that despite the payment of taxes by the petitioner, the procedural requirements were not met, particularly the timely correction of errors in GSTR-1 filings. The decision underscored the principle that while the tax system allows for rectification of mistakes, such allowances are bound by strict timelines to prevent abuse and ensure tax compliance.
Seeking rectification in Form GSTR-1 - limitation period - Works contract services - Input Tax Credit (“ITC”) - non-uploading of the invoices in GSTR-1 as B2B invoice - The High Court held that despite the payment of taxes by the petitioner, the procedural requirements were not met, particularly the timely correction of errors in GSTR-1 filings. The decision underscored the principle that while the tax system allows for rectification of mistakes, such allowances are bound by strict timelines to prevent abuse and ensure tax compliance.
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