Inventory write-off and fraudulent/wrongful trading allegations in corporate insolvency led to director liability principles applied and appeal dismis...
The text addresses entitlement to refund of GST paid on assignment/transfer of leasehold rights, noting precedent that such assignment constitutes transfer of immovable property and does not attract GST as supply under the GST Act; consequence: tax paid on that leasehold transfer is capable of refund. It records issuance of a Deficiency Memo in Form RFD-03 citing illegible documents and absence of a GST Council notification, and the respondents acceptance to consider any fresh refund application. Operative effect: petitioner to reapply and the refund shall be paid within two weeks of receipt of the application.
The text addresses entitlement to refund of GST paid on assignment/transfer of leasehold rights, noting precedent that such assignment constitutes transfer of immovable property and does not attract GST as supply under the GST Act; consequence: tax paid on that leasehold transfer is capable of refund. It records issuance of a Deficiency Memo in Form RFD-03 citing illegible documents and absence of a GST Council notification, and the respondents acceptance to consider any fresh refund application. Operative effect: petitioner to reapply and the refund shall be paid within two weeks of receipt of the application.
Note: It is a system-generated summary and is for quick reference only.