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September 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Statutory personal hearing requirements invalidate unreasoned GST demands based solely on duplicate e-way bills and require fresh adjudication.
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Reasoned Appellate Orders Require Consideration of Grounds, with Remand for Effective Hearing and Fresh Adjudication
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Common portal service of GST notices may not establish effective notice, permitting writ relief against limitation dismissal.
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Parallel GST proceedings require identical subject matter; distinct ITC allegations, adequate hearing notices, and supplier-payment conditions remain enforceable.
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Curable GST registration non-compliance permits restoration consideration where bank details are corrected and statutory dues are cleared.
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Procedural validity of GST assessment order defeats challenge despite zero-rated supply refund claim and related interest and penalty demands.
September 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
E-way bill Part-B omissions require proven tax-evasion intent, while missing MOV-09 orders vitiate detention penalties.
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Expired e-way bill penalties require tax-evasion context; clerical PIN-code errors without evasive intent should not trigger detention.
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E-way bill Part-B omissions require evidence of tax-evasion intent before detention penalties can be sustained.
September 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
GSTR-2A mismatch requires transaction-level proof of input tax credit; cross-head set-off and unsupported remand requests fail.
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Additional court fees on GST first appeals remain payable, but non-payment dismissal was set aside for merits review.
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Interlocutory relief requires a registered appeal, while urgent cases may receive expedited scrutiny before substantive hearing.
September 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Input tax credit cannot be denied without transaction-specific proof of sham supplies despite retrospective supplier registration cancellation.
September 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Reasoned appellate GST orders require consideration of material grounds, precedents, and procedural fairness before confirming tax demands.
September 30, 2026   Case Laws GST
Zero-rated turnover includes export invoices issued during the refund period when goods are subsequently exported from India.
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Reasoned discretion in tax-demand stays requires merits-based consideration, preventing mechanical rejection for pending appeals or circular-payment defaults.
September 30, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Review jurisdiction bars rehearing of unexplained bank-credit disputes where public-record evidence was available and due diligence was absent.
September 30, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Holiday-Day Limitation Computation Preserves Timely Objections and Prevents Final Assessment From Being Issued Without Mandatory Review Directions
September 30, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Disputed tax demand recovery must ordinarily remain within the stay norm during pendency of the first appeal.
September 30, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
TDS statement correction limits do not excuse non-filing, while employees remain protected from employers' remittance defaults.

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Commerce Dept. Updates SEZ Rule: Non-SEZ IT Units Allowed in IT SEZs with Tax Repayment and Compliance Conditions.

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SEZ June 15, 2024 Circulars
The Department of Commerce (DoC) has issued clarifications regarding the newly inserted SEZ Rule 11B, notified on 6.12.2023, which allows the setup of non-SEZ IT/ITES units in IT/ITES SEZs. The responses to stakeholders' queries include: 1. Tax benefits must be repaid based on the originally availed benefits for demarcation of Non-Processing Areas (NPA) u/s 11B(5). 2. The demarcation of NPA must comply with Rule 11B(7) and Rule 5(b) of SEZ Rules, 2006. 3. No tax benefits are available for the operation and maintenance of common infrastructure in NPAs u/s 11B(9). 4. Demarcation requests must be approved by the Board of Approval (BOA) after repayment of tax benefits. 5. IT/ITES units in NPAs will be subject to all applicable Central and State laws, similar to Domestic Tariff Area (DTA) units. The detailed responses and application form are enclosed in the annexure.
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