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April 27, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Interest disallowance and tax deduction rules upheld; capital work-in-progress interest remanded for factual verification.
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April 25, 2026   Case Laws GST
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Supply of goods after printing the Syllabus decided by the SCERT...

SCERT's Supply of Printed Educational Books Classified as Principal Supply for Tax Purposes.

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GST February 18, 2019 Case Laws AAR
Supply of goods after printing the Syllabus decided by the SCERT - supply of goods is involved i.e. 'supply of specified printed educational books', which is the principal supply and accordingly we come to the considered conclusion that the said supply merits being treated as "printed books"
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