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    July 17, 2026   Case Laws GST
    Interest wrongly classified as tax cannot require GST appellate pre-deposit; the appeal must be reconsidered on merits.
    July 17, 2026   Case Laws GST
    Statutory GST appeal remedy prevails where alleged inadequate consideration of replies does not establish a natural justice breach.
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      Software License Fees Lead to 60% Depreciation Rate for Computers, Not 25% for Operational and Application Software.

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      Income TaxMay 2, 2015Case LawsAT
      Software licence fee has been paid towards operation as well as application software. That being the case, the rate of depreciation applicable is 60% (as applicable to computer) and not 25% - AT
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