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Penalty levied u/s 73 of SGST and CGST for alleged discrepancy between value of supply reported in GSTR 3B and GSTR 1. Court held that Revenue did not have serious objection considering petitioner's willingness to pay 10% penalty and inability to participate due to ill-health. Impugned order set aside, directing fresh order after providing opportunity of hearing to petitioner. Petitioner to submit objection within two weeks, to be considered and orders passed in accordance with law after granting reasonable opportunity. Petition disposed of.
Penalty levied u/s 73 of SGST and CGST for alleged discrepancy between value of supply reported in GSTR 3B and GSTR 1. Court held that Revenue did not have serious objection considering petitioner's willingness to pay 10% penalty and inability to participate due to ill-health. Impugned order set aside, directing fresh order after providing opportunity of hearing to petitioner. Petitioner to submit objection within two weeks, to be considered and orders passed in accordance with law after granting reasonable opportunity. Petition disposed of.
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