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UAE Company Foreign Asset Reporting in Indian ITR: Compliance Guide
Master Indian tax compliance for your UAE company. Learn how to report foreign assets, shares, directorships, and income accurately in your ITR.
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CESTAT Mumbai Rules SAD Refunds Cannot Be Withheld Against Dropped Demands
CESTAT Mumbai mandates the release of Special Additional Duty refunds with interest after authorities drop related drawback demands.
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Understanding GST in India: The Transition to a Unified Tax System
Explore the legal and practical framework of GST in India, detailing CGST, SGST, IGST, digital compliance, and federal tax challenges.
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ITAT Bangalore Directs Verification of Cash Deposits and Jewellery Ownership
Learn about the recent ITAT Bangalore ruling restoring a 39.28 lakh cash deposit addition for detailed verification of catering receipts and jewellery.
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Understanding GST ITC Time Limits: Rules and Relief
Learn the essential time limits for claiming Input Tax Credit under GST, including Section 16(4) deadlines and recent retrospective relief updates.
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ITAT Delhi Rules Capital Reduction Is Not Taxable as Buyback Under Section 115QA
ITAT Delhi clarifies that court-approved capital reduction is distinct from share buybacks and cannot be taxed under Section 115QA.
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Understanding Deemed Supplies Under GST: Transactions Without Consideration
Explore how transactions without consideration are treated as deemed supplies under GST, including Schedule I rules, distinct persons, and Rule 28 valuation.
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Trademark Opposition in India: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide
Learn the complete process of trademark opposition in India. Understand grounds, Form TM-O, deadlines, evidence, hearings, and appeals.
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SEBI Clarifies That Non-Connected Persons Can Be Insiders Through UPSI Possession
Learn how regulatory frameworks classify non-connected individuals as insiders based on unpublished price sensitive information possession under SEBI rules.
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Supreme Court Rules Public Interest Litigations Cannot Mask Tender Disputes
The Supreme Court clarifies that public interest litigations cannot be used as a proxy for commercial tender disputes between competing business bidders.