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Appeal vs Revision in GST 😱 Miss Kiya toh 8–10 Marks Gaye! | CA/CMA Final IDT | Amended 2024

CA/CMA Final Indirect Tax ke syllabus me Appeal & Revision ek aisa chapter hai jo har attempt me 8–10 marks ka question pakka deta hai. Ye chapter dispute resolution mechanism under GST cover karta hai — jab taxpayer aur department ke beech disagreement hota hai toh uska solution Appeal ya Revision process ke through hota hai.

🔹 Topics Covered in this Lecture
1. Appeal to Appellate Authority (Sec 107)
Taxpayer ya Department dono appeal kar sakte hain against adjudication orders.
Time Limits:
Taxpayer – 3 months
Department – 6 months
Pre-deposit condition: Minimum 10% of disputed tax amount (maximum ₹25 crore).
Condone delay up to 1 month with sufficient cause.

2. Orders Not Appealable
Transfer of proceedings.
Sanction of prosecution.
Orders of seizure/confiscation of goods.
👉 Exam me aksar “List the non-appealable orders” type ka short note pucha jata hai.

3. Appeal to Appellate Tribunal (Sec 112, Finance Act 2024 Amendment)
Time limit: 3 months from order of Appellate Authority.
Pre-deposit: 20% of disputed tax (max ₹50 crore).
Matters involving Place of Supply → appeal goes to National Bench.
2024 Amendment: Simplified filing, electronic communication & revised monetary thresholds.

4. Revision by Commissioner (Sec 108)
Commissioner can suo moto call for records and revise orders if prejudicial to revenue.
Revision not allowed if:
Order is already appealed against.
Time to appeal has not expired.
Order already revised earlier.

5. Further Appeals
High Court: Substantial question of law.
Supreme Court: Appeals against High Court or National Bench orders.

🔑Finance Act 2024 Amendments (Important for Nov 2025 / Jan 2026 Attempt)
Major updates in Appellate Tribunal procedures (Sec 112).
Introduction of National and Regional Benches for specific disputes.
Increased monetary cap on pre-deposit for Tribunal appeals.
Digitisation → e-filing, e-communication for faster resolution.

📌 Why This Lecture is Must-Watch
Covers 100% amended provisions (up to Finance Act 2024).
Fully aligned with ICAI & ICMAI RTP/MTP.

Detailed coverage + exam hacks for theory as well as practical questions.
High weightage (8–10 marks confirm) in CA & CMA Final exams.

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