In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court has held that genuine buyers should not be penalized for a supplier’s failure to file GST returns or remit tax. The Court emphasized that if the purchaser has proper tax invoices, proof of payment, and evidence of goods/services received, then denial of Input Tax Credit is unjustified. This decision will greatly aid businesses caught in litigation over ITC mismatches and may lead to revised assessments in pending disputes.
GST
13 April 2025
by Adv. Mahtab Ali Ansari
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