The Delhi High Court has dismissed a batch of writ petitions challenging ex-parte GST assessment orders and provisional attachment of bank accounts and held that a taxpayer cannot escape statutory consequences by shifting blame to its Chartered Accountant (CA) for failure to respond to show cause notices issued through the GST portal. The Division Bench…
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