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July 1, 2026   Case Laws GST
Scrutiny-based tax notices for unreconciled input credit can proceed separately from earlier audit proceedings at the notice stage.
July 1, 2026   Case Laws GST
GST extended limitation and legal representative liability sustained, while ex parte assessment orders were remanded for fresh consideration.
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Refund Interest on Seized Cash: delay after search cannot be excused by absence of assessment
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Misreporting penalty under section 270A needs a specific statutory limb and clear linkage to the additions before it can survive.
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Reasonable cause shields tax audit default where consistent treatment of bank interest supported bona fide belief.
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Borrowed satisfaction in reassessment cannot stand where reopening rests on incorrect facts and uncorroborated statements
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Recorded satisfaction is mandatory before penalty for cash loan acceptance; absence of it renders the penalty unsustainable.
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Recorded satisfaction before Rule 8D invocation is mandatory; disallowance beyond voluntary exemption-related spending was unsustainable.
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Retrospective tolerance band under section 50C applied to curb minor stamp duty mismatches in capital gains computation.
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Pre-shipment inspection defect did not make scrap prohibited goods; confiscation and penalties were set aside.
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Joint and several customs duty liability requires finding the actual defaulter before duty and penalties can be imposed.
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TDS u/s 195 - The agent may be main client, but the law mandates...

TDS Section 195: Agent-Non-Resident Client Relationship Clarified; Non-Resident Must Be Primary Client for TDS Applicability.

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TDS u/s 195 - The agent may be main client, but the law mandates that the non-resident should be the main client of the agent. Therefore, this reasoning of the Ld. CIT(A) cannot be affirmed. The A.O. has also observed that 52% of the revenue of the agent is from non-resident. In our view, 52% of the revenue would not make the agent falling in the category of the working mainly for the non-resident.
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