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ITAT Mumbai Rules Against Using Third-Party Statements as Sole Basis for Tax Additions
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ITAT Mumbai Rules Against Using Third-Party Statements as Sole Basis for Tax Additions

ITAT Mumbai rules third-party statements alone cannot justify tax additions, emphasizing the need for corroborative evidence in tax assessments.
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik June 7, 2026
Tax Tribunals Clarify Classification of Trailer Hire Services
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Tax Tribunals Clarify Classification of Trailer Hire Services

Defining the Scope of Tangible Goods SupplyIn a recent ruling that clarifies tax obligations for logistics providers, tax authorities have determined that the provision of trailers accompanied by drivers, fuel,…
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik June 7, 2026
Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal Issues Ruling in Shri Suresh Chand Gupta Case
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Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal Issues Ruling in Shri Suresh Chand Gupta Case

Legal Proceedings Conclude in Lucknow Tax AppealIn a formal order dated June 2, 2026, the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) in Lucknow, presided over by Member (Judicial)…
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik June 7, 2026
ITAT Ruling Reinforces Evidentiary Standards in Penny Stock Tax Disputes
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ITAT Ruling Reinforces Evidentiary Standards in Penny Stock Tax Disputes

In a significant ruling for taxpayers, the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) recently overturned a tax addition under Section 68 of the Income Tax Act, asserting that mere suspicion or…
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik June 3, 2026
CESTAT Ruling Clarifies CENVAT Credit Eligibility for Structural Steel Items
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CESTAT Ruling Clarifies CENVAT Credit Eligibility for Structural Steel Items

In a significant decision for the manufacturing sector, the Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) Kolkata bench recently ruled that manufacturers are entitled to claim CENVAT credit on…
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik June 3, 2026
CESTAT Ruling Clarifies Compliance Standards for Cenvat Credit Reversal on Exempted Goods
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CESTAT Ruling Clarifies Compliance Standards for Cenvat Credit Reversal on Exempted Goods

Legal Precedent for Cenvat Credit ComplianceThe Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) in Delhi recently delivered a significant ruling that clarifies the compliance obligations of manufacturers regarding Cenvat…
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik June 3, 2026
Tax Tribunal Rules on Head Post Master Liability in Landmark CGST Interpretation
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Tax Tribunal Rules on Head Post Master Liability in Landmark CGST Interpretation

Discover how a landmark tax tribunal ruling clarifies CGST liability for government entities, impacting Head Post Masters and future tax interpretations.
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik June 3, 2026
M.P. Consumer Commission Rules on Long-Standing Medical Negligence Appeal
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M.P. Consumer Commission Rules on Long-Standing Medical Negligence Appeal

Legal Precedent in Bhopal Medical CaseThe Madhya Pradesh State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission in Bhopal issued a significant ruling on May 27, 2026, regarding a long-standing medical negligence appeal in…
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik June 2, 2026
CESTAT Bangalore Rules on Cenvat Credit Reversal in Trading Activity Dispute
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CESTAT Bangalore Rules on Cenvat Credit Reversal in Trading Activity Dispute

Clarifying Tax Boundaries in Service CreditThe Customs, Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) in Bangalore has issued a significant ruling clarifying that Cenvat credit is exclusively reserved for taxable…
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik June 2, 2026
ITAT Quashes Section 153A Assessment as AY 2010-11 Fell Outside Ten-Year Block Period
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ITAT Quashes Section 153A Assessment as AY 2010-11 Fell Outside Ten-Year Block Period

Discover why the ITAT quashed a Section 153A assessment for AY 2010-11, ruling it fell outside the ten-year block period.
Posted by Prasenjit Bhowmik June 1, 2026

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