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In this legal case, the court addressed the issue of unblocking...

Unblocking ITC & revocation of GST registration suspension: Taxpayer's relief through legal remedy.

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GST October 30, 2024 Case Laws HC
In this legal case, the court addressed the issue of unblocking Input Tax Credit (ITC) and revocation of suspension of registration. The court granted liberty to the petitioner to make a representation to the concerned authority regarding the Input Tax Credit that was blocked due to suspension of registration. If such a representation is filed, the authority must pass an appropriate order within two weeks from the date of receipt, in accordance with the law. Consequently, the court disposed of the writ petition.

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Acts Income Tax