Levy of penalty - mens rea to evade tax in the present case as ...

VAT and Sales Tax

March 24, 2023

Levy of penalty - mens rea to evade tax in the present case as the goods meant for trade were being transported by the dealer without proper and genuine documents with an intention to evade tax - Keeping in view the statement given by the driver and the manager (Manoj Sehgal), penalty has been rightly imposed by the competent authority, as the appellant did not produce any invoice/document immediately after the goods were seized on 26.02.2009. - HC

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Levy of penalty - mens rea to evade tax in the present case as ...

VAT and Sales Tax

March 24, 2023

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