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July 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Unsigned GST DRC forms challenge may be pursued through statutory appeal, subject to pre-deposit and delay condonation consideration.
July 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Extraordinary writ jurisdiction cannot revive a time-barred statutory GST appeal merely because appellate limitation has expired.
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July 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
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July 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Deemed withdrawal of best-judgment assessment follows delayed return filing when the prescribed late fee is paid.
July 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Commensurate price reduction for input tax credit cannot be replaced by free upgrades, with GST and interest repayable.
July 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
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July 30, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Scrutiny selection reasons need not be disclosed where a specific information notice is issued during assessment proceedings.
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RoDTEP duty credit for authorised restricted sugar exports cannot be denied where prescribed governmental conditions are fulfilled.
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Transaction value cannot be rejected solely on non-statutory valuation guidelines without corroborative evidence supporting reassessment of final customs assessments.

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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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