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GST ITC | Once Returns Submitted U/s 16(5), Time Limit U/s 16(4) Loses Its Significance: Kerala HC

17/12/2025

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The Kerala High Court while quashing the Input Tax Credit (ITC) denial, held that once the taxpayer submits returns within the period stipulated in Section 16(5), the time limit under Section 16(4) of the CGST Act loses its significance. The bench of Justice Ziyad Rahman A.A. has observed that the claim now raised by the…

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