Writ relief against show cause notices is available where jurisdiction is absent and concluded advance rulings cannot be reopened without fresh fraud ...
Taxability issues surrounding personal and corporate guarantees in the realm of Goods and Services Tax (GST). - The circular extends its clarification to corporate guarantees provided by one company for another related company or by a holding company for its subsidiary. These guarantees, too, are considered supplies of service between related persons under the HGST / GST Act, thereby attracting GST. It further specifies that the valuation of such supplies will follow Rule 28 of the HGST Rules, with a recent amendment introduced through Notification, to ensure uniformity in valuation practices.
Taxability issues surrounding personal and corporate guarantees in the realm of Goods and Services Tax (GST). - The circular extends its clarification to corporate guarantees provided by one company for another related company or by a holding company for its subsidiary. These guarantees, too, are considered supplies of service between related persons under the HGST / GST Act, thereby attracting GST. It further specifies that the valuation of such supplies will follow Rule 28 of the HGST Rules, with a recent amendment introduced through Notification, to ensure uniformity in valuation practices.
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