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Goods and Services Tax

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Increased scrutiny of Goods and Services Tax (GST) compliance is emerging as a notable risk for Indian businesses. Several companies, including Jay Ushin, Everest Industries, and TVS Electronics, have recently received show cause notices alleging discrepancies in Input Tax Credit claims, potentially leading to significant tax dues, interest, and penalties. While these companies maintain they have strong legal grounds and do not anticipate material financial impact, the escalating number of notices suggests heightened regulatory enforcement. The Supreme Court's dismissal of a Gujarat appeal against Welspun, coupled with Kalpataru Projects' successful appeal against a GST demand, highlights the evolving legal landscape and underscores the importance of meticulous GST compliance for investors and businesses.
Supreme Court Sets Aside Para 27 Tripura
Supreme Court heard Special Leave Petition filed by State of Tripura against R.G. Group concerning impugned order dated 05‑11‑2025. Court condoned delay in refiling/curing defects and exempted respond
Jay Ushin Receives ₹1.22 Crore GST Show Cause Notice
Jay Ushin Limited received a GST Show Cause Notice dated July 24, 2026 from Assistant Commissioner, Sriperumbudur, alleging ₹1.22 crore tax dues. The notice alleges discrepancies in Input Tax Credit r
Everest Industries Receives ₹1.36 Crore GST Show Cause Notice
Everest Industries received a GST show cause notice demanding ₹1.36 crore for alleged ineligible ITC claims and short payments from FY2021-24. The notice was issued by the Assistant Commissioner of CG
Supreme Court Disposes Gujarat vs Welspun Appeal
Supreme Court dismissed Civil Appeal No. 8719/2017 filed by the State of Gujarat against Welspun Gujarat Stahl Rohren Ltd on 14 July 2026. The Court also disposed of related Special Leave Petitions (S
TVS Electronics Discloses ₹58 Lakh GST Notice
TVS Electronics discloses material pending litigation under SEBI Regulation 30 regarding a GST notice. The Assistant Commissioner, Delhi GST Department issued a show cause notice alleging excess Input
KPIL Appellate Authority Sets Aside GST Demand
Kalpataru Projects wins GST appeal, setting aside FY 2019-20 tax demand of ₹1.52 crore and penalty of ₹15.17 lakhs. Company had initially received multiple GST orders in Aug 2024 for FYs 2019-22 total