GST dept rejects 60 Pages Detailed Objections on Demand Order  in ‘One Line’: Madras HC sets aside Non-Speaking Order [Read Order]

The petitioner submitted that all objections were dismissed in a single line, despite submitting a detailed 60-page objection with annexures. The court quashed the assessment order, treating it as a show cause notice
GST dept - Demand Order - Madras HC - taxscan

The Madras High Court recently set aside a non-speaking order issued by the Goods and Services Tax ( GST ) department, which had rejected a 60-page detailed objection on demand order in a single line. The writ petitions challenging both an assessment order dated 30.06.2023 and a consequential rectification order dated 12.09.2023, was filed by…

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