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September 22, 2026   Notes Customs
Late-fee waiver for supplementary Bills of Entry depends on sufficient cause, not automated delay calculations alone.
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Excess GST realisation alone cannot establish apartment-sale profiteering where no GST rate reduction or input tax credit benefit exists.
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Anti-profiteering computation must reflect reversed unutilised tax credit, while later-enacted penalties cannot apply to earlier non-passing periods.
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Prospective specified-violation rules bar retrospective trust-registration cancellation and require precise notice, inquiry, and a meaningful hearing.

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Income Tax September 24, 2026 Case Laws AT
Specified-violation provisions for cancellation of trust registration apply prospectively from 1 April 2022; conduct preceding that date cannot support retrospective cancellation on that basis. Cancellation requires identification of the applicable statutory trigger and precise violation, an inquiry reaching satisfaction, and a meaningful opportunity to respond; a notice broadly combining cancellation and exemption-disallowance provisions is insufficient. Jurisdiction transferred under section 127 extends to all proceedings and permits cancellation by a Principal Commissioner or Commissioner. Alleged benefits to specified persons may affect exemption or tax diverted income but, unless they fall within a specified violation, do not alone justify cancellation. Retracted and uncorroborated evidence requires proper examination and cross-examination.
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