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August 25, 2026   Notifications DGFT
Wheat export policy shifts from prohibited to free, permitting immediate exports of specified durum wheat and wheat products.
August 25, 2026   Notifications DGFT
Wheat flour exports move to a free policy, permitting export of atta, maida, semolina and related products immediately.
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August 25, 2026   Case Laws GST
Inter-Commissionerate transfer for Executive Assistants fails where separate cadres lack rules permitting absorption into another Commissionerate.
August 25, 2026   Case Laws GST
Mandatory e-way bill generation before movement makes subsequent production ineffective against tax-evasion penalties for intercepted taxable goods.
August 25, 2026   Case Laws GST
E-way bill delay without evidence of tax evasion remains a procedural lapse, requiring penalty to be set aside.
August 25, 2026   Case Laws GST
Psyllium seed classification treats dried Isabgol as taxable rather than exempt fresh or chilled plant material
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Post-assessment TDS refunds cannot depend on Form 26B and require a valid adjustment order before withholding.
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Actuarial deficit funding and absent statutory due dates supported deductions for approved employee benefit fund contributions.
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Preliminary reassessment proceedings generally require statutory remedies unless jurisdiction is wholly absent or mandatory conditions are patently breached.
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Deposit income deductions for co-operative societies require fresh review of funding costs and proportionate administrative expenditure claims.
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Agricultural land classification requires cumulative factual indicators, while industrial-purpose land and absent agricultural use defeat reinvestment relief claims.
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Previous owner's holding period determines long-term capital gains status and indexation for property devolved through a family trust.
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Interest income classification and linked borrowing costs: income from other sources retains treatment, with nexus-based deduction available.
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Professional income estimation cannot treat gross receipts as net income solely for non-filing of a tax return.

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Extended Limitation Period Inapplicable: No Willful Suppression of Irregular CENVAT Credit on Travel Input Services.

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Central Excise July 16, 2016 Case Laws AT
Extended period of limitation - it cannot be held that the appellant had willfully suppressed the fact of irregular cenvat credit in case of input service of traveling. It is, therefore, right to conclude that the subject demand and recovery would be legally unauthorized beyond the normal period of one year from the relevant date. - AT
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