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May 1, 2026   Case Laws FEMA
Export proceeds realisation duties and director liability under FEMA were narrowed, with penalties partly sustained and reduced.
May 1, 2026   Case Laws Money Laundering
Tainted funds and proceeds of crime: attachment of a school building sustained where construction money came from an unlawful organisation.
May 1, 2026   Case Laws Service Tax
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May 1, 2026   Case Laws Service Tax
Refund claims for tax paid under mistake of law remain subject to limitation and unjust enrichment requirements.
May 1, 2026   Case Laws Central Excise
Extended limitation and exemption denial fail where records were disclosed, section 9D was ignored, and penalties lacked essential findings.
April 30, 2026   Circulars Customs
Customs arrears recovery instructions tighten transfer of eligible cases to the Revenue Recovery Unit with complete records and certificates.
April 30, 2026   Circulars Companies Law
Single Judicial Member Benches empowered to hear specified uncontested and procedural company and insolvency matters immediately
April 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Alternative statutory remedy bars writ relief where no exceptional ground or strong prima facie vires challenge is shown.
April 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
GSTAT appeal remedy upheld as writ interference was refused in a GST refund dispute over document deficiencies and hearing opportunity.
April 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Electronic cash ledger deposit is not payment until appropriation; delayed GST attracts interest and wrong credit recovery was curtailed.
April 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Statutory university fees are not taxable supply under GST when collected for mandatory affiliation and NOC functions.
April 30, 2026   Case Laws Customs
Export duty assessment must follow the law and circular in force on the export date, not a later amendment.
April 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Reasoned refund orders are mandatory: non-speaking rejection of input tax credit refund was set aside and remanded for fresh hearing.
April 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Additional input tax credit must be passed on under anti-profiteering law; GST and interest were also upheld on refund.
April 30, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Liberal condonation of delay applied where death of the tax representative created a communication vacuum; jurisdictional objection remanded.
April 30, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Inclusive definition of Joint Commissioner validated approval by Additional Commissioner for penalty proceedings; challenge failed.
April 30, 2026   Case Laws Customs
Classification of Bluetooth earphones under Heading 8518 denied concessional duty, while extended limitation and penalty failed.
April 30, 2026   Case Laws Customs
Food grade classification of imported STPP defeated anti-dumping duty demand, confiscation and penalties where Revenue's evidence was inconclusive.
April 30, 2026   Case Laws Customs
Customs valuation and related-person pricing: STPI status did not bar SVB proceedings, but one invoice value adjustment was deleted.
April 30, 2026   Case Laws Customs
Tariff classification and extended limitation: lip seals fall under rubber heading, while valuation and other classifications were remanded.

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Relaxed NISM certification for non-core investment advice staff, with lighter exam and transition for existing holders.

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SEBI June 26, 2026 Circulars
PAIA performing only sales and other non-core services, such as sales staff and relationship managers who are not directly involved in investment advice, must obtain a lighter NISM certification by passing the NISM Series-XXV-B examination. PAIA other than those performing only sales and other non-core services must continue to pass the existing NISM Series-X-A and Series-X-B examinations. PAIA who already hold the Series-X-A and Series-X-B certifications are not required to take Series-XXV-B immediately and may do so only before expiry of the existing certifications. The circular takes immediate effect and requires IAASB to amend relevant bye-laws and rules for implementation.
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