- Latest Changes in GST and Amendments till September 2022
- Refusal of assessee to take notice is a good service of notice
- Loading and unloading covered as GTA and not Cargo Handling Services
- Pre-Notice Consultation mandatory under Section 28 of the Customs Act: Delhi HC
- Section-wise Analysis GST Amendments (Finance Act 2022)
- In absence of specific provisions, interest and penalty cannot be levied on payment of surcharge, CVD and SAD
- Benefit of rate reduction under GST is to be passed on to every supply
- Demand cannot be enforced on the deductee for non-deposit of TDS by deductor
- CENVAT Credit available against debit notes
- Excise duty as finished goods not leviable on broken bottles of beverages
- Revised procedure for General Authorisation for Export after Repair in India
- Period of limitation not applies to Service tax mistakenly paid
- Refund of IGST allowed on exported goods after deduction of drawback duty
- Parallel GST proceedings cannot be conducted by 3 wings of same department for same tax period
- Equalization levy not applicable on person merely acting as conduit
- Make West Bengal State Support for Industries Scheme, 2008 GST-compliant: HC
- Reply to GST SCN to be considered even if sent by post & not through portal
- HC restore GST Registration despite delay in application for revocation/appeal
- Export quota of only broken rice (HS code 1006 40 00) for year 2022-23
- GST Council Newsletter for the month of September 2022
- HC grants Regular Bail to CA Gaurav Dhir in Gurgaon GST Refund Case
- Refund of unutilized Cenvat of inputs available under Cenvat Credit Rule 5
- E-Invoice -Free tools for E-invoice generation for small taxpayer
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