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August 10, 2026   Case Laws Money Laundering
PMLA twin conditions bar regular bail where alleged undervalued asset sales generated unrecorded cash and investigation risks persist.
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Condonation of delayed GST appeals can preserve merits review and suspend recovery pending appellate determination of tax liability.
August 8, 2026   Case Laws GST
Opportunity to respond to show-cause notices restored as tax demand and time-barred appellate orders were set aside
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GST self-assessment scrutiny must precede demand proceedings alleging undervaluation of bank guarantees and suppressed taxable value.
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Provisional attachment expires after its statutory duration, making the challenge infructuous without a merits determination.
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August 8, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Conditional remand cannot extinguish statutory appeal rights; invalid ex parte orders require fresh reasoned merits adjudication.
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Retrospective tax amendments cannot create new liability for offshore technical services or override favourable treaty interpretation.
August 8, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Inter-co-operative society interest exemption protects co-operative banks from withholding tax on deposits paid to non-member societies.
August 8, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Finality of judicial findings required compounding fee recomputation under earlier guidelines, barring application of later revised guidelines.
August 8, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
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August 8, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
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August 8, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Reasonable cause for notice non-compliance during pandemic disruption prevented penalty for a technical default by an educational trust.

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If the credit can be taken immediately at the end of the month,...

Flexibility in CENVAT Credit Claims: Rule 4(1) Allows Up to Two Years Post-Receipt of Inputs.

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Central Excise January 16, 2020 Case Laws AT
If the credit can be taken immediately at the end of the month, it can be taken after end the year or at the end of 2 years for that matter; the only restriction placed even under the Rule 4 (1) of the CENVAT Rules, 2004 is that credit cannot be taken before the receipt of inputs.
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