![Relief to Bhima Jewels, Limitation Act Applicable on Proceedings u/s 25A of KVAT Act: Kerala HC [Read Order]](https://images.taxscan.in/h-upload/2025/06/10/500x300_2041984-bhima-jewels-proceedings-kvat-kerala-hc.webp "Relief to Bhima Jewels, Limitation Act Applicable on Proceedings u/s 25A of KVAT Act: Kerala HC [Read Order]")
Relief to Bhima Jewels, Limitation Act Applicable on Proceedings u/s 25A of KVAT Act: Kerala HC [Read Order]
In a recent case, the Kerala High Court has ruled in favor of Bhima Jewels, holding that the Limitation Act is applicable to proceedings under...
![KVAT turnover Methodology cannot be Followed without Documents Showing Actual Land Value: Kerala HC [Read Order]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/KVAT-KVAT-Turnover-Methodology-Kerala-High-court-Kerala-Value-Added-Tax-Rules-Land-Value-Tax-taxscan.jpg "KVAT turnover Methodology cannot be Followed without Documents Showing Actual Land Value: Kerala HC [Read Order]")
Issuance of notice u/s 66 of KVAT Act: Kerala HC directs State Tax Officer to decide Objection [Read Order]
The Kerala High Court directed the State Tax Officer to decide objection as the notice was issued under Section 66 of the Kerala Value Added Tax Act, 2003 (KVAT). The petitioner’s case is that,...
Non-issuance of Rectification Orders by Intelligence wing of VAT Dept.: Kerala HC stays Coercive Action [Read Order]
The Kerala High Court observed that the Intelligence Wing of the VAT Department is not issuing rectification orders, leading to a stay on coercive actions. The issue to be decided was whether the...
Direction to Deposit 10% of Demanded VAT to Stay Recovery Notice under KVAT is Reasonable: Kerala HC Dismisses Petition of Nirapara Roller Flour Mills [Read Order]
In a recent judgement, the Kerala High Court dismissed the petition of Nirapara Roller Flour Mills as the direction todeposit 10% of the demanded VAT to stay recovery notice under the Kerala Value...
![Direction to Deposit 10% of Demanded VAT to Stay Recovery Notice under KVAT is Reasonable: Kerala HC Dismisses Petition of Nirapara Roller Flour Mills [Read Order]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Recovery-Notice-KVAT-Deposit-VAT-Nirapara-Roller-Flour-Mills-Kerala-High-Court-TAXSCAN.jpg "Direction to Deposit 10% of Demanded VAT to Stay Recovery Notice under KVAT is Reasonable: Kerala HC Dismisses Petition of Nirapara Roller Flour Mills [Read Order]")
Kerala HC allows to Settle Tax Liability under KVAT on Depositing Amount under Amnesty Scheme [Read Order]
The Kerala High Court allowed the settlement of tax liability under Kerala Value Added Tax (KVAT) on depositing amounts under the amnesty scheme. Lijo Jose, the petitioner prayed for a direction...
Stay Order passed by KVAT Tribunal Requiring Deposit of 20% of Tax, Kerala HC dismisses Writ Petition Citing No Jurisdictional issues or Abuse of Process [Read Order]
The High Court of Kerala has dismissed a writ petition challenging the Stay Order passed by the Kerala Value Added Tax (KVAT) Appellate Tribunal requiring the deposit of 20% of the tax demand on the...
![Stay Order passed by KVAT Tribunal Requiring Deposit of 20% of Tax, Kerala HC dismisses Writ Petition Citing No Jurisdictional issues or Abuse of Process [Read Order]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Stay-Order-passed-by-KVAT-Kerala-HC-Jurisdictional-issues-or-Abuse-of-Process-taxscan.jpg "Stay Order passed by KVAT Tribunal Requiring Deposit of 20% of Tax, Kerala HC dismisses Writ Petition Citing No Jurisdictional issues or Abuse of Process [Read Order]")
Non Deposit for 30% of Tax Demanded within 2 years of order from KVAT Appellate Tribunal: Kerala HC grants one Year's Time
The Kerala High Court grants one year time to comply with the tribunal order as the Assessee failed to deposit 30% of the tax demanded within 2 years from the Kerala Value Added Tax Appellate...
Sales tax Exemption Certificate Being Valid for 7 Years not to be Rescinded Before Eligibility Expires: Karnataka HC [Read Order]
The Karnataka High Court observed that sales tax exemption certificate being valid for 7 years not to be rescinded before the eligibility expires. The assessee, M/s Aishwarya Fort, a tourism hotel...
![Sales tax Exemption Certificate Being Valid for 7 Years not to be Rescinded Before Eligibility Expires: Karnataka HC [Read Order]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Sales-tax-exemption-certificate-valid-7-years-rescinded-eligibility-expires-Karnataka-HC-Karnataka-High-Court-taxscan.jpg "Sales tax Exemption Certificate Being Valid for 7 Years not to be Rescinded Before Eligibility Expires: Karnataka HC [Read Order]")