Legal Circular Analysis: The circular addresses key ...

Taxpayers Gain Relief: Section 128A Clarifies GST Payment Procedures and Dispute Resolution Mechanisms for Pre-November 2024 Periods

June 4, 2025

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Legal Circular Analysis: The circular addresses key interpretative issues regarding Section 128A of the Assam GST Act, 2017, specifically clarifying two critical points. First, taxpayers who paid taxes through GSTR-3B before 1st November 2024 remain eligible for benefits under Section 128A, subject to proper officer verification. Second, for notices/orders spanning periods partially covered and outside Section 128A, taxpayers can file specific forms (SPL-01/SPL-02) after paying tax liabilities for covered periods, with appellate authorities empowered to adjudicate remaining periods independently. The guidance aims to provide procedural clarity and administrative flexibility in tax dispute resolution, ensuring uniform implementation across tax jurisdictions.

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Legal Circular Analysis: The circular addresses key ...

Taxpayers Gain Relief: Section 128A Clarifies GST Payment Procedures and Dispute Resolution Mechanisms for Pre-November 2024 Periods

June 4, 2025

Circulars GST - States

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