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GSTAT Ruling Clarifies Mere Availment of Ineligible ITC Does Not Constitute Suppression
Learn about the recent GSTAT ruling setting aside an ITC demand under Section 74, establishing that ineligible ITC availment is not suppression.
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ITAT Grants SBI Retiree Additional Leave Encashment Tax Exemption
Discover how the ITAT Agra ruled in favor of an SBI retiree, allowing an additional Rs. 7.56 lakh leave encashment tax exemption with a refund.
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ITAT Deletes Rs 2.94 Crore Cost of Improvement Disallowance by CPC
Hyderabad ITAT rules that the CPC cannot demand evidentiary verification under Section 143(1), deleting a Rs 2.94 crore cost of improvement disallowance.
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The Doctrine of Indoor Management and the Turquand Rule in the Digital Age
Discover how the Doctrine of Indoor Management and the Turquand Rule remain vital for corporate governance and protection in the modern digital era.
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Understanding Reverse Charge Under GST: RCM Liability, Rent, ITC and Returns
Master the fundamentals of reverse charge under GST, including RCM liability on rent, input tax credit eligibility, self-invoicing, and return filing.
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Form 3CEB Transfer Pricing Report Filing Guide for AY 2026-27
Learn the essential filing requirements, due dates, and compliance procedures for Form 3CEB transfer pricing reports for assessment year 2026-27.
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Understanding the Doctrine of Repugnancy and Central Versus State Law Conflicts
Explore the doctrine of repugnancy, Article 254, presidential assent, and how conflicts between central and state legislation are resolved in India.
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Understanding Section 6 of the Income-tax Act, 2025: Residential Status Rules
Learn about Section 6 of the Income-tax Act, 2025. Understand the 182-day, 120-day, and 60-day tests, deemed residence, ROR, RNOR, and NRI taxation.
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Bombay High Court at Goa Rules on CGST Officer Evidence for Construction Invoices
Explore the Bombay High Court at Goa ruling regarding the summoning of a CGST officer for disputed construction invoices and RTI transparency.
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Madras High Court Directs Producer to Clear Unpaid GST on Saakshyam Dubbing Rights
The Madras High Court orders a film producer to pay 1.22 crore rupees in unpaid Goods and Services Tax regarding the Telugu film Saakshyam dubbing rights.