GST payment representations require record-based, reasoned decisions while substantive entitlement remains open for determination by competent authori...
Reassessment sanction under extended limitation required approval from the competent specified authority, invalidating proceedings approved by an inco...
Internal CUP benchmarking for fixed-rate Masala Bonds prevails over floating external comparables, eliminating the related transfer-pricing adjustment...
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Section 32A protection extends the clean slate principle to a corporate debtor sold as a going concern during liquidation, subject to fulfilment of statutory conditions. Unclaimed past liabilities, pending or future proceedings, and pre-existing non-compliances cannot continue against the purchaser after completion of the sale where the statutory protection applies. This consequence arises by operation of law rather than as a discretionary waiver or concession. Purchasers seeking waivers or concessions concerning past liabilities must pursue those requests before the relevant statutory authorities.
Section 32A protection extends the clean slate principle to a corporate debtor sold as a going concern during liquidation, subject to fulfilment of statutory conditions. Unclaimed past liabilities, pending or future proceedings, and pre-existing non-compliances cannot continue against the purchaser after completion of the sale where the statutory protection applies. This consequence arises by operation of law rather than as a discretionary waiver or concession. Purchasers seeking waivers or concessions concerning past liabilities must pursue those requests before the relevant statutory authorities.
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