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August 29, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Functional comparability governs selection of support-service and IT-enabled service comparables, with verification required for unresolved data and margin issues.
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TDS-default expenditure requires proof of prior-year disallowance; unnotified entities cannot claim exemption despite pending writ proceedings.
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Double addition of goodwill cannot stand where its book write-off was already added back; depreciation disallowance remained.
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Interest on enhanced compensation remains taxable, while the statutory half deduction must reduce taxable income.
August 29, 2026   Case Laws Customs
Reasonable Time for Drawback Recovery invalidates delayed recovery and bank-account attachment where fraud or suppression is not alleged.
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Customs reclassification requires technical evidence; unsupported rejection of mixed-fibre fabric classification cannot sustain duty, interest or penalties.
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Territorial jurisdiction under Article 226(2) requires substantial nexus and forum convenience, directing the investigation challenge to Mumbai.
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Resolution-plan tax waivers do not cover GST liabilities arising after the plan's specified cut-off, requiring statutory appeal and pre-deposit.
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PMLA provisional attachment challenges must ordinarily follow statutory remedies where no jurisdictional or natural justice exception is established.
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Best-judgment service tax assessments require verified records, while limitation and duplicate recovery constraints govern reassessment.
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Wet leasing of compressor equipment remains taxable as supply of tangible goods service where control stays with the owner.
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CENVAT credit on contractor-procured capital goods remains available when factory receipt supports captive manufacturing installation.
August 28, 2026   Notifications Customs
Customs tariff valuation for edible oils, brass scrap, areca nuts, gold and silver continues under substituted valuation tables.
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Pre-shipment inspection certificates must be issued on inspection date, with automated inspector verification and expanded digital evidence uploads.
August 28, 2026   Case Laws GST
Regular bail in alleged fake-invoice input tax credit prosecution follows custody, documentary evidence, and low interference risk.
August 28, 2026   Case Laws GST
Ex parte GST adjudication may be reopened to restore a taxpayer's opportunity to reply, submit evidence, and be heard.
August 28, 2026   Case Laws GST
Composite GST assessment orders for distinct tax periods require separate notices and hearings before any fresh proceedings.

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Customs Duty was paid in excess to what was required to pay - There is no need to challenge the assessment of the Bill of Entry - The refund of excess paid duty is admissible - AT
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