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August 27, 2026   Case Laws GST
GST valuation notices must disclose the applicable rule; confirmation on a different rule violates natural justice.
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Reassessment notices to deceased assessees are invalid, requiring proceedings to begin directly against legal representatives.
August 27, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Maximum marginal rate does not apply to registered societies with AOP income below the taxable limit.

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Even if attracting nil rate of duty, the goods remain excisable...

Goods with Nil Duty Rate Remain Excisable; Nil Rate Does Not Alter Excisable Status.

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Central Excise March 13, 2012 Case Laws AT
Even if attracting nil rate of duty, the goods remain excisable and they do not become non-excisable. Therefore, just because the goods listed in the schedule attract nil rate of duty, it cannot be said that they become non-excisable. - AT
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