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May 12, 2026   Circulars DGFT
Preferential Certificate of Origin rules expanded for India-UK CETA by adding authorised issuing agencies and product coverage.
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May 12, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
DSIR-certified R&D deduction and reassessment based on disallowed expenses were rejected for want of surviving grounds.

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Sweetshop Edibles and Restaurant Bundled as Service for Tax: Pure Food Items Considered Part of Restaurant Operations.

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GST November 26, 2018 Case Laws AAAR
Supply of pure food items such as sweetmeats, namkeens, cold drink and other edible items from sweetshop which also runs a restaurant - bundled services - The supply shall be treated as supply of service and sweet shop shall be treated as extension of restaurant.
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