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July 18, 2026   Case Laws GST
Show cause notice and hearing are mandatory before penalty, making an unnotified penalty unsustainable for natural justice breach.
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Duplicate input tax credit demands cannot target identical supplier transactions, while proceedings concerning distinct suppliers remain available.
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Reassessment limitation for pre-2021 assessment years invalidated a belated notice, while unsupported share-sale cash-credit additions were deleted.
July 18, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
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Business expenditure deductibility covers independent brand promotion and unreimbursed inventory price-drop margin losses where commercially genuine and verifiable.

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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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