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August 31, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Live broadcasting rights: licence fees avoid royalty treatment, while athlete release fees are not taxed as personal activity income.
August 31, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Mutual current-account transactions excluded from deemed dividend treatment where no fresh borrowing arose; unsupported unsecured-loan addition also fails.
August 31, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Revisionary jurisdiction cannot replace a completed inquiry merely because a broader factual verification is later preferred.
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Deemed dividend requires a genuine shareholder loan or advance; repayment of a company liability falls outside the provision.
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Capital-gains consideration for unquoted share transfers cannot be replaced with a later transaction's value without statutory basis.
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Burden of proof for reclassification prevents lead-bearing powder from being treated as lead waste and scrap without conclusive scientific evidence.
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NBFC prudential-norm breaches may support oppression and mismanagement claims when combined with related-party dealings and governance failures.
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Operational debt from consortium supply advances survives where no genuine pre-existing dispute predates the insolvency demand notice.
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Nexus to coaching service excludes separately supplied study material, hostel, mess and unrelated ancillary collections from taxable value.
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Consistent Revenue positions on export status require CENVAT refunds for qualifying foreign-recipient business services supplied from India.
August 31, 2026   Case Laws Service Tax
Comparable-service valuation requires similarly placed recipients; new-buyer sale prices cannot value redevelopment allotments to existing occupants.
August 29, 2026   Circulars Customs
IGST payment on converted raw sugar imports requires bill-of-entry reassessment, Customs EDI payment, and GSTN-linked credit processing.
August 29, 2026   Case Laws GST
E-way bill reuse allegations require cogent evidence; suspicion alone cannot establish GST contravention or intention to evade tax.
August 29, 2026   Case Laws GST
E-way bill reuse allegations require independent proof; suspicion alone cannot sustain goods detention or tax-evasion penalties.

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Companies Law August 26, 2020 Case Laws AT
Oppression and Mismanagement - bogus transactions - siphoning of funds - The allegation is an isolated incident and in order to invoke provisions of Oppression and Mismanagement the acts of oppression must be harsh and wrongful. An isolated incident may not be enough for grant of relief and continuous course of oppressive conduct on the part of the majority shareholders is, thus, necessary to be proved. - AT
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