HC allowed the tax assessment petition partially, setting aside ...

Tax Assessment Petition Partially Allowed: Procedural Flaws Identified, Remanded for Fresh Evaluation of 2017-18 Tax Year

May 14, 2025

Case Laws VAT / Sales Tax HC

HC allowed the tax assessment petition partially, setting aside the revisional order for tax years 2014-15, 2015-16, and 2016-17, while remanding the matter for fresh assessment for 2017-18. The court found procedural irregularities in the original assessment, specifically noting the Revisional Authority's failure to adequately address legal questions raised and lack of substantive assessment documentation. The remand directs the Assessing Authority to conduct a comprehensive reassessment for the April-June 2017 period in compliance with TVAT Act provisions, ensuring proper evaluation of turnover and potential penalties.

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HC allowed the tax assessment petition partially, setting aside ...

Tax Assessment Petition Partially Allowed: Procedural Flaws Identified, Remanded for Fresh Evaluation of 2017-18 Tax Year

May 14, 2025

Case Laws VAT / Sales Tax HC

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