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Transfer-pricing treatment of corporate guarantees and convertible loans followed prior-year consistency, with taxable foreign dividends excluded from...
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Prospective customs notification amendments cannot bar provisional release consideration for earlier imports when bills of lading predate their commen...
GST enforcement must adhere to statutory conditions, constitutional fairness and the rule of law rather than revenue targets. Input tax credit requires a reliable evidentiary trail establishing actual physical movement of goods, while bona fide purchasers and genuine recipients should not bear the consequences of a supplier's tax-payment default. Demand proceedings for fraud or wilful suppression require the essential statutory elements; absent those elements, such proceedings are unsustainable. Tax demands must also remain within the statutory scope of supply. A valid levy requires certainty regarding the taxable event, person liable, rate and measure of tax; ambiguity in any of these elements defeats the levy. Administrative authorities should address bona fide compliance errors proportionately and act as faithful trustees of statutory integrity.
GST enforcement must adhere to statutory conditions, constitutional fairness and the rule of law rather than revenue targets. Input tax credit requires a reliable evidentiary trail establishing actual physical movement of goods, while bona fide purchasers and genuine recipients should not bear the consequences of a supplier's tax-payment default. Demand proceedings for fraud or wilful suppression require the essential statutory elements; absent those elements, such proceedings are unsustainable. Tax demands must also remain within the statutory scope of supply. A valid levy requires certainty regarding the taxable event, person liable, rate and measure of tax; ambiguity in any of these elements defeats the levy. Administrative authorities should address bona fide compliance errors proportionately and act as faithful trustees of statutory integrity.
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