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Supreme Court Rules Security Advance Is Earnest Money Liable To Forfeiture
Supreme Court rules security advance is earnest money, upholding a 20 lakh forfeiture and denying refunds without a specific Section 22 prayer.
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Low Income Does Not Equal Low Creditworthiness Under Section 68
Discover why low returned income does not automatically prove lack of creditworthiness under Section 68 based on recent appellate tribunal rulings.
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FEMA Fourth Amendment Rules 2026 Allow Inventory Based E-Commerce Exports
Discover how the FEMA Non Debt Instruments Fourth Amendment Rules 2026 enable inventory based e-commerce exports of Indian goods under FTP 2023.
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ECLGS 5.0 Provides ₹2.55 Lakh Crore in Credit Support for Businesses and Airlines
Discover how ECLGS 5.0 delivers ₹2.55 lakh crore in government-backed credit guarantees and working capital for MSMEs, non-MSMEs, and airlines.
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CCPA Fines Dial4Trade Rs 10 Lakh For Unauthorized Ammonium Nitrate Sales Online
The CCPA penalizes Dial4Trade Rs 10 lakh for listing and selling ammonium nitrate online without essential safety checks, license verification, and disclosures.
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EPFO Announces EPF Scheme 2026 Amnesty for PF Trusts Seeking Retrospective Exemption
Discover the EPFO amnesty window under the EPF Scheme 2026 allowing eligible PF trusts to apply for retrospective exemption regularisation by December 2026.
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EPFO VISHWAS 2026 Scheme: Reduced EPF Damages for Old Disputes
Discover the EPFO VISHWAS 2026 scheme offering reduced EPF damages for long-pending disputes. Settle before December 28, 2026.
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CESTAT Delhi Rules Separate Supply and ECIS Contracts Are Not Works Contracts
CESTAT Delhi clarifies that distinct material supply and erection contracts do not constitute works contracts, excluding free supplies from value.
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Allahabad High Court Grants Bail in GST Fraud Case Involving Non-Existing Firm
Allahabad High Court grants bail to an applicant in a Goods and Services Tax fraud case involving a non-existing firm because he was not named in the FIR.
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CESTAT Rules on Municipal Hoarding Space and Service Tax Demand
Understand the recent CESTAT ruling holding municipal hoarding space taxable while setting aside the extended-period service tax demand due to no suppression.