The Gauhati High Court has directed the GST department in Arunachal Pradesh to consider the restoration of a taxpayer’s cancelled GST registration after noting that the petitioner had cleared outstanding tax liabilities along with interest and late fees and had filed the pending returns. The bench of Justice Anjan Moni Kalita has observed that cancellation…
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