Electronic service to the taxpayer’s provided email discharges the sender’s duty; agent negligence does not invalidate service.

Electronic service to the taxpayer’s provided email discharges the sender’s duty; agent negligence does not invalidate service.Case-LawsGSTElectronic service to the e-mail address provided by the taxpayer discharged the Department’s duty; non-receipt caus

Electronic service to the taxpayer's provided email discharges the sender's duty; agent negligence does not invalidate service.
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GST
Electronic service to the e-mail address provided by the taxpayer discharged the Department's duty; non-receipt caused by the taxpayer's agent or chartered accountant is not a ground for interference and does not absolve the taxpayer. Uploading notices on the portal's Additional Notices and Orders tab claimed by the taxpayer was treated as an afterthought and did not alter service. Multiple opportunities to respond and to deposit the amount were afforded but no reply or payment was made. Resultantly, judicial intervention in the form of relief against the impugned order was declined.
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