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August 29, 2026   Case Laws IBC
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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August 28, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Post-assessment TDS refunds require no Form 26B and cannot be withheld without a statutory adjustment order.
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TDS credit cannot be denied when deductor fails to deposit tax, while an unserved demand remains unenforceable.

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When the Department s case against an assessee is mainly based...

Cross-examination required when Department's allegations rely on uncorroborated, contradictory statements to prove duty evasion charges.

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Central Excise April 27, 2015 Case Laws AT
When the Department s case against an assessee is mainly based on statements given by some persons and those statements are not corroborated by some other independent evidence, and contradict each other, for using those statements, against the assessee for proving the charge of duty evasion against their, their cross examination would be necessary. - AT
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