LatestGoods & Service Tax (GST) 25 October 2026
GST Tribunal Overturns Silent Order
The GST Appellate Tribunal set aside a non‑speaking order and remanded the case, directing the taxpayer to provide documentation proving that at least 80 % of its input purchases were made from registered suppliers as required by law. The tribunal emphasized that without such evidence the claim cannot stand, and the matter will proceed pending submission of the required proof.
Key Points
- Tribunal nullified a non‑speaking order that had dismissed the taxpayer’s claim.
- The taxpayer must now submit documents showing 80 % procurement from GST‑registered sources.
- Failure to provide proof will result in further adverse orders.
The case was remanded for compliance, and the tribunal warned that future delays could attract penalties.
For full details see the original GSTAT report.
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