HomeUncategorisedGST demand and SCNs quashed as telecom towers were held movable equipment,... Uncategorised GST demand and SCNs quashed as telecom towers were held movable equipment, not immovable property, thereby defeating the Revenue’s attempt to invoke Section 17(5)(d) for blocking ITC By Kirti Gupta 6th December 2025 0 250 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp 🔒 Login to Read Full Content You are reading a preview. Log in to continue reading. Log In to Read New here? Register free RELATED ARTICLES GSTAT GSTAT Directs Lenient Scrutiny of Appeals for Six Months: Defects of Form Not to Obstruct Tribunal Filing 29th June 2026 Uncategorised Writ petition dismissed as the GST Officer was held competent to issue the Section 73 notice and cancellation order, since the Commissioner’s notification delegated... 27th November 2025 Uncategorised Bank Attachment Upheld Due to Failure to Challenge Order-in-Original 5th November 2025 Leave a ReplyCancel reply Most Popular GSTAT Extends Relaxed Appeal Filing Scrutiny Procedure till 31 December 2026 1st July 2026 GSTN Advisory on Revision of Timeline for Amendment of Aggregate Annual Turnover for FY 2025-26 1st July 2026 Government Extends Last Date for Filing GSTAT Appeals to 31 July 2026 Amid Heavy Portal Rush 30th June 2026 GSTAT Ranchi Bench Prescribes Dress Code for Authorised Representatives Appearing Before the Tribunal 29th June 2026 Load more Recent Comments KALYANI ELECTRICALS on Penalty under GST quashed as High Court held that presentation of valid invoice rules out applicability of Section 129(1)(b) meant for non-owners Spardha Sharma on Circulars clarifying miscellaneous issues related to SEZ and refund of unutilized ITC for job workers.