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Understanding Section 16(2)(c) of the CGST Act and the Input Tax Credit Dispute
Explore the legal disputes surrounding Section 16(2)(c) of the CGST Act, 2017, focusing on supplier defaults, buyer ITC claims, and judicial rulings.
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Understanding the Complete GST Compliance Cycle and Key Legal Rulings
Explore the comprehensive Goods and Services Tax compliance cycle, covering registration, input tax credit, returns, enforcement, and recent rulings.
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Complete Guide to GST Input Tax Credit Eligibility and Compliance
Learn the essential rules for GST input tax credit eligibility, Section 16 conditions, GSTR-2B reconciliation, and blocked credits.
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Gujarat High Court Refers 120-Day Seized Cash Release Under Section 132B to Larger Bench
The Gujarat High Court has referred the crucial question regarding the mandatory 120-day release of seized cash under Section 132B to a larger bench.
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Section 14A Disallowance: ITAT Mumbai Rules Taxpayer Cannot Be Bound By Excess Suo Motu Calculation
Discover the ITAT Mumbai ruling on Section 14A disallowance, stating that taxpayers are not bound by an excess suo motu disallowance in their return.
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CCPA Fines JioMart Over Unregistered Herbicide Listings
The CCPA penalizes JioMart five lakh rupees for listing unregistered Cyclosinone herbicides and mandates a comprehensive self-audit.
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ICMAI Makes Capacity Building Training Optional for Practicing Cost Accountants
Discover the latest update from ICMAI as mandatory capacity building training becomes optional for practicing cost accountants effective July 2026.
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ICSI Requests Company Secretaries Inclusion for DGFT E-Commerce Compliance Certification
ICSI seeks the inclusion of Company Secretaries under Clause 9.06 for compliance certification within the DGFT cross-border e-commerce framework.
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ITAT Mumbai Rules on Section 68 Share Premium Additions Using Investor Evidence
ITAT Mumbai deletes Section 68 share premium additions following verified investor evidence and confirms the post-2013 proviso is not retrospective.
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ITAT Mumbai Rules Bank Passbook Alone Cannot Sustain Section 68 Cash Credit Additions
Discover how the Mumbai ITAT deleted a substantial tax addition, ruling that bank passbook entries alone cannot justify Section 68 or 69A additions.