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August 1, 2026   Case Laws GST
GST portal-only service of notices and orders is invalid when rules do not prescribe it as a service mode.
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Show cause notice limits GST demand grounds; wrong-head IGST payment may be appropriated against CGST and SGST liabilities.
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Blocked input tax credit applies to GST on industrial-land lease premiums used to construct a taxpayer's factory building.
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Passenger carriage under presumptive shipping taxation includes round cruises despite ancillary on-board hospitality and entertainment services.
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Central Excise September 21, 2016 Case Laws AT
Cenvat credit - Whether, after putting the capital goods into use for a period of around 10 years, the assessee is required to reverse the cenvat credit originally taken at the time of receipt of goods or the fact of payment of duty on the transaction value would satisfy the provisions of law - Demand set aside - AT
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