GST Implications of Amalgamation: Registration, Cancellation, and Treatment of Unutilised ITC
On January 23, 2006, the Gujarat High Court delivered a significant ruling in the case of Alstom Transport India Limited. This case tackled a crucial question: Can post-amalgamation activities like transferring ITC via ITC-02 and filing a refund application happen simultaneously?
The court dived deep into the legal framework, exploring key aspects like:
✅ When should the transferor’s registration be cancelled?
✅ When must the transferee obtain new registration?
✅ The role of Section 87 in such cases.
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