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August 31, 2026   Case Laws GST
Refund of statutory pre-deposit follows appellate relief despite a planned challenge to the remaining sustained indirect tax demand.
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Input tax credit rectification deadlines require sufficient-cause safeguards; an inflexible six-month application limit curtails statutory entitlement.
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Financial-year-wise GST limitation prevents composite Section 73 notices spanning multiple years, requiring separate notices and preserving lawful reissuance.
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Faceless assessment safeguards require prior inquiry, reasoned consideration and meaningful personal hearings before adverse reassessment.
August 31, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Crystallised corporate guarantee liability remains deductible in the year of settlement despite later discharge through consent terms.
August 31, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Tax deducted at source can bar delayed-return prosecution where no assessed tax remains payable after statutory adjustments.
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Reassessment notice limitation cannot be extended beyond notification scope, and deemed service cannot cure a time-barred notice.
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Extended search assessment period requires escaped income to be represented by a qualifying asset; unsupported reassessments are invalid.
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Export commission to non-resident agents remains outside Indian tax charge where services are rendered wholly outside India.
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Live broadcasting rights: licence fees avoid royalty treatment, while athlete release fees are not taxed as personal activity income.
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Mutual current-account transactions excluded from deemed dividend treatment where no fresh borrowing arose; unsupported unsecured-loan addition also fails.
August 31, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Revisionary jurisdiction cannot replace a completed inquiry merely because a broader factual verification is later preferred.
August 31, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Subsequent TDS remittance removes verified principal liability, while delayed-payment interest runs only until the actual deposit date.
August 31, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Year-end estimated provisions do not trigger TDS until an identifiable payee and crystallised liability exist, defeating default demands.
August 31, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Struck-off company assessments remain valid for tax liabilities, while unexplained-credit disputes require merits adjudication after a hearing.
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Deemed dividend requires a genuine shareholder loan or advance; repayment of a company liability falls outside the provision.

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Mere registration of ECIR against the suspects of offence under...

ECIR under PMLA Section 3 Doesn't Automatically Make Suspects Accused; No Magistrate Involvement Unlike FIRs.

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Indian Laws May 4, 2016 Case Laws HC
Mere registration of ECIR against the suspects of offence under Section 3 of PMLA cannot go to mean that such persons are accused under Section 3 of PMLA, when an ECIR is lodged with the Directorate of Enforcement there is no Magisterial intervention unlike an FIR - HC
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