Extended limitation requires willful misstatement or suppression with intent to evade; mere misclassification does not sustain confiscation or penalty...
Profiteering under the GST framework was found arising from failure to pass on input tax credit; the investigative report's computations were accepted as conclusive and used to quantify profiteering and a proportional adjustment for completed work, resulting in a specified amount payable to the applicant. The respondent is directed to pay the proportionate profiteered amount to the applicant with interest calculated under the CGST Rules and to submit a compliance report to tax authorities within the prescribed timeframe.
Profiteering under the GST framework was found arising from failure to pass on input tax credit; the investigative report's computations were accepted as conclusive and used to quantify profiteering and a proportional adjustment for completed work, resulting in a specified amount payable to the applicant. The respondent is directed to pay the proportionate profiteered amount to the applicant with interest calculated under the CGST Rules and to submit a compliance report to tax authorities within the prescribed timeframe.
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