Input tax credit requires proof of actual receipt; penalty challenge failed and statutory appeal remained open.

Input tax credit requires proof of actual receipt; penalty challenge failed and statutory appeal remained open.Case-LawsGSTChallenge to a GST penalty failed because the show cause notice alleged non-production of proof for inward supplies and supportin…

Input tax credit requires proof of actual receipt; penalty challenge failed and statutory appeal remained open.
Case-Laws
GST
Challenge to a GST penalty failed because the show cause notice alleged non-production of proof for inward supplies and supporting documents, and the HC treated matching documents, weighment slips and RFID particulars as material to establish actual receipt of goods and valid input tax credit. It held that input tax credit is provisional and may be denied where the assessee cannot prove receipt of goods or satisfy the statutory conditions for availment. On that basis, the objection that the order travelled beyond the notice or breached Section 75(7) was rejected, the writ was dismissed, and liberty was given to pursue the statutory appeal.
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