Taxpayers lose at the Indian Supreme Court in litigation involving input tax credit refunds under GST

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Taxpayers lose at the Indian Supreme Court in litigation involving input tax credit refunds under GST

The GST Council is set to re-examine the formula to calculate inverted duty structure refunds

The ruling has prompted the GST Council to re-examine the anomaly in the inverted duty structure refund formula.

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