Rejection of refund of the tax paid for the second time and ...

Court Grants Refund for Second Tax Payment After e-Way Bill Correction and Penalty for Dispatch Document Error.

October 4, 2022

Case Laws GST HC

Rejection of refund of the tax paid for the second time and penalty - As there was discrepancy in the document from where the goods were dispatched, the authorities intercepted and confiscated the same. The petitioner was directed to pay the tax as well as penalty - Thereafter it appears that a fresh e-Way Bill was generated immediately after interception. The description of the goods in the second e-Way Bill remains the same. It is only that the place of dispatch was rectified. The petitioner had to pay tax for the second time and penalty for not carrying the proper Way Bill at the very first instance. - Refund allowed - HC

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Rejection of refund of the tax paid for the second time and ...

Court Grants Refund for Second Tax Payment After e-Way Bill Correction and Penalty for Dispatch Document Error.

October 4, 2022

Case Laws GST HC

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