1. Why penalty-only appeals have become contentiousThe GST appellate system does not allow an assessee to challenge every adverse order without first meeting a statutory financial condition. In ordinary tax-demand cases, the appellant must pay the admitted liability and deposit a prescribed percentage of the disputed t...
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