Chapter XIX exclusion applies to payments received by the International Rice Research Institute, subject to specified privileges and immunities condit...
Statutory GST notice and personal hearing remain essential before adverse reverse-charge demands, while unnotified catering cannot trigger reverse cha...
Section 74(1) penalties for reverse-charge tax and input tax credit defaults require fraud, wilful misstatement, or suppression of facts causing the tax or credit lapse. Non-disclosure of supplies in returns, payment after audit verification, and accounting entries do not, without more, establish or disprove those conditions. Proper-officer satisfaction must rest on foundational facts rather than mechanical reliance on return discrepancies. Explanations for delayed reverse-charge payments and input tax credit not reversed on written-off vendor liabilities remain material to whether there was an intention to evade tax.
Section 74(1) penalties for reverse-charge tax and input tax credit defaults require fraud, wilful misstatement, or suppression of facts causing the tax or credit lapse. Non-disclosure of supplies in returns, payment after audit verification, and accounting entries do not, without more, establish or disprove those conditions. Proper-officer satisfaction must rest on foundational facts rather than mechanical reliance on return discrepancies. Explanations for delayed reverse-charge payments and input tax credit not reversed on written-off vendor liabilities remain material to whether there was an intention to evade tax.
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