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Supreme Court Upholds Section 10B Exemption for New EOU in Landmark Ruling
Learn how the Supreme Court dismissed the Revenue's SLP and upheld the Bombay High Court ruling allowing Section 10B exemption for a new EOU.
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Supreme Court Rules Partner Rights in Unsold Firm Assets Last Until Settlement
Supreme Court holds that partner shares in unliquidated partnership assets cannot be frozen at dissolution value, protecting rights until settlement.
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Does IBC Moratorium Apply to Section 138 NI Act Cases? Supreme Court Examines
Explore the Supreme Court examination on whether the IBC Part III moratorium applies to Section 138 Negotiable Instruments Act proceedings.
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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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Supreme Court Upholds Section 16(2)(c): Mandatory Supplier Tax Payment for ITC
Explore the Supreme Court ruling upholding Section 16(2)(c) of the CGST Act, making supplier tax payment a strict condition for claiming ITC.
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Supreme Court Rules Pre-1 June 2007 Indivisible Turnkey Contracts Exempt From Service Tax
Supreme Court dismisses Revenue appeals, ruling that pre-June 1, 2007 indivisible turnkey ATM contracts cannot be split for service tax.
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Supreme Court Leaves Open Buyer Right to Arbitrate Against MSME
Explore the recent Supreme Court ruling regarding a buyer's right to invoke arbitration against micro, small, and medium enterprises outside the MSMED Act.
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Supreme Court Rules Non-Signatory Shareholder Can Face Arbitration
Learn how the Supreme Court ruled that a non-signatory shareholder can be referred to arbitration as a veritable party under corporate law.
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Supreme Court Upholds Section 16(2)(c) of CGST Act as Constitutional
Discover how the Supreme Court ruling on CGST Section 16 2 c impacts your input tax credit eligibility and business compliance.
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Supreme Court Emphasizes Fair Hearings in GST Show Cause Notices
Discover how the Supreme Court is protecting taxpayers by demanding fair hearings and unbiased decisions in GST show cause notice cases.