| 1 | Madras High Court | Ingram Micro India Pvt. Ltd | GST - Mad HC quashes the demand of ITC on closing
                        balance of Pan India Creditors. | 
                    
                      | 2 | Madras High Court | Global Calcium Private Limited. | GST - Demand of GST on incentive paid to wholetime
                        directors, directed to be re-examined in the light
                        of CBIC Circular. | 
                    
                      | 3 | Madras High Court | Tulip Nilgiris Exports Pvt. Ltd. | Mad HC - GST - Refund claims can be bunched for
                        different months within the time limit available for
                        claiming refund. | 
                    
                    
                      | 4 | Madras High Court | Sparta Food Factory India Pvt. Ltd. | GST - Appeal against cancellation of GST registration
                        dismissed on the ground of delay. HC intervenes and
                        directs the appellate authority to consider the
                        issue on merits. | 
                    
                      | 5 | Madras High Court | Sri Veera Mathiamman Foundations (P) Ltd. | SVLDRS - Amount paid on 09.06.2021. Subject to payment
                        of interest @ 15% p.a. from 01.07.2010 to date of
                        payment, Discharge Certificate shall be issued. | 
                    
                      | 6 | Madras High Court | Goodearth Maritime Limited. | SVLDRS - Pendency of Rectification of Mistake
                        application under Sec. 74 cannot be equated to pendency
                        of an appeal. As the taxpayer has not filed any appeal
                        against the order, but only ROM, eligibility under
                        SVLDRS has to be considered under "arrears" category
                        only. Madras High Court. | 
                    
                      | 7 | Madras High Court | SL Lumax Limited. | Madras HC observes that the SCN issuing authority has
                        pre-judged the issue. Directs him to consider relevant
                        Chapter Notes / Section Notes / HSN Explanatory
                        Judgements / SC & HC Judgements / CBIC Instruction and
                        decide the issue of classification with an open mind and
                        in an objective manner. | 
                    
                      | 8 | Madras High Court | Ralco Synergy Pvt. Ltd. | Madras HC does the balancing act : Demands confirmed on
                        the basis of Pan India figures from Profit & Loss
                        Account. At the same time, taxpayer has neither filed
                        reply to the notice nor appeared for personal hearing.
                        Assessment order is quashed and the matter remanded to
                        adjudicating authority for fresh consideration, subject
                        to a condition that the taxpayer remits 5 % of the tax
                        demand as a condition for remand. | 
                    
                      | 9 | Madras High Court | AVS Villas. | GST - Demand of GST on sale of plots. In the absence of
                        proper documents to prove the claim, Madras HC directs
                        taxpayer to avail alternate remedy of appeal. | 
                    
                      | 10 | Madras High Court | APL Apollo Tubes Limited (Unit II). | GST - GST on Credit Notes reduced from eligible ITC and
                        less ITC taken and hence no separate reversal of ITC
                        required. Madras HC directs verification of the claim. | 
                    
                      | 11 | Madras High Court | Nexus Innovatice Solutions Private Limited. | GST - Purchase and Sale of vouchers - Vouchers are
                        actionable claims. Madras HC sets aside unreasoned order
                        and directs re-adjudication. | 
                    
                      | 12 | Madras High Court | Oasys Cybernetics Private Limited. | GST - GST impact on credit note issued considered as ITC
                        and shown in wrong tables. No revenue loss. Madras HC
                        quashed the order and directs the authority to properly
                        consider the taxpayer’s explanation. | 
                    
                      | 13 | Madras High Court | L & T Finance Limited. | Unreasonable demands confirmed on the last date for
                        passing orders (31.12.2023). Hearing granted on
                        28.12.23. Assessee sought adjournment on the ground that
                        they are busy in filing annual returns for which also,
                        the last date was 31.12.2023! Order passed without
                        proper hearing opportunity was quashed by Madras HC and
                        the matter remanded. | 
                    
                      | 14 | Madras High Court | Tristar Logistics. | GST - Not participated in adjudication proceedings.
                        Demand confirmed ex-parte.Entire dues recovered from
                        Bank. As revenue interest is secured, taxpayer should be
                        given an opportunity to contest the issue on merits.
                        Order quashed and remanded. | 
                    
                    
                      | 15 | Madras High Court | Shivam Steels. | GST - Tax demanded on post sale discounts received by
                        way of financial credit notes, on the ground that by
                        receiving such discount, "the buyer has promoted the
                        business of the seller; increased the goodwill of the
                        seller". Hon'ble Madras High Court holds that "This
                        conclusion is ex facie erroneous and contrary to the
                        fundamental tenets of GST law". | 
                    
                      | 16 | Madras High Court | Sunbeam Generators Pvt. Ltd. | Appeal filed online within time limit. Hard copy
                        submitted belatedly. Appeal dismissed, treating manual
                        filing as the date of filing. Rule 108 interpreted.
                        Manual filing is mandatory, only when order is not
                        uploaded in portal. Even otherwise, manual filing is
                        only procedural. Order quashed and remanded. | 
                    
                      | 17 | Madras High Court | K N R Srirangam Infra Pvt Ltd. | Demand of GST on whole value on HAM contracts. Madurai
                        bench of Madras High Court quashes the demand and remand
                        the matter to reconsider on the basis of recent CBIC
                        circular. | 
                    
                      | 18 | Madras High Court | Chennai Citi Centre Holdings Pvt. Ltd. | SVLDRS - Service Tax on mall rents. Lessees have paid 50
                        % of tax liability as directed by the Hon'ble SC.
                        Lessors (i.e. the service providers on whom Service Tax
                        demands have been confirmed) intend to file declarations
                        under SVLDRS, on the strength of such payments made by
                        lessees. CBIC also clarifies the issue in Circular No.
                        1073 Dt.29.10.2019. Hon'ble Madras HC finds that the
                        circular does not adequately clarifies all issues and
                        remands the matter with a direction to the authorities
                        to seek clarifications from the Board. | 
                    
                      | 19 | Madras High Court | Navin Housing and Properties (P) Limited. | SVLDRS - Amount excess paid in one case settled under
                        SVLDRS, can be adjusted against the amount payable under
                        SVLDRS in another case, when the demands are duplicated. | 
                    
                      | 20 | Madras High Court | SRC Projects Private Limited, | Credit of Service Tax in GST Regime. On being pointed
                        out, the Petitioner paid Service Tax for the period
                        2016-17, which was payable under RCM, on 30.12.2017.
                        But, due to introduction of GST, they cannot avail
                        Cenvat Credit of the same and hence they claimed refund,
                        which was rejected. In the first round, the Hon'ble
                        Madras HC has held that the refund claim should be
                        considered as a claim for credit in Electronic Credit
                        Ledger, by applying, Doctrine of necessity [2022 (66)
                        GSTL 186 Mad. WP Nos. 528, 1092 & 1160/2019] and
                        remanded the matter. Once again, the authorities have
                        rejected the claim for re-credit also, against which the
                        petitioner was before the Hon'ble High Court for second
                        time. The HC has quashed the order rejecting re-credit
                        and directed the authorities to allow re-credit. |