Member appointment under Competition Act confirms tenure limits and rule-governed service conditions with statutory safeguards.
The Central Government appointed a Member of the Competition Commission of India under section 8(1) read with section 10(1) of the Competition Act, 2002, for a term of five years subject to earlier cessation upon attaining age 65 years or until further orders; the appointee's terms and conditions of service are governed by the Competition Commission of India (Salary, Allowances and other Terms and Conditions of Service of Chairperson and other Members) Rules, 2003.

Special Court designation under Companies Act enables speedy trial for serious offences across specified districts.
The Central Government, under section 435 of the Companies Act, 2013 and with concurrence of the Chief Justice of the High Court, Bombay, designates the Court of District Judge-1 and Additional Sessions Judge, Pune as a Special Court to provide speedy trial of offences under the Act punishable with imprisonment of two years or more, covering Pune, Ahmednagar, Kolhapur, Solapur, Satara, Sangli, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg districts; this supersedes earlier notification S.O. 2564(E) without affecting prior actions.

Territorial jurisdiction amendment under Companies Act narrows Maharashtra coverage, excluding specified districts and altering tribunal designation.
The Central Government, under section 435(1) of the Companies Act, 2013 and with the Chief Justice of the High Court, Bombay's concurrence, amends S.O. 1796(E) by substituting the Table entry for Sl. No. 2: replacing "State of Maharashtra" with "Whole State of Maharashtra except Pune, Ahmednagar, Kolhapur, Solapur, Satara, Sangli, Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg districts of the State of Maharashtra."

Annual return extension allows delayed electronic filing for affected registered taxpayers following technical failures in the GST portal.
The Order substitutes the Explanation to section 44 of the Bihar GST Act, 2017 to change the due date for furnishing the annual return electronically for registered persons (with specified exclusions) for the period 1 July 2017 to 31 March 2018, in order to address technical problems that prevented timely filing and to remove the resulting difficulty under section 172.

Blocking and unblocking of e-way bill facility delayed under Rule 138E; commencement date substituted by government notification.
The State Government amends an earlier finance department notification, substituting the previously specified commencement date with the 21st day of November, 2019 to extend the date from which the blocking and unblocking of e-way bill facility will be brought into force, with the amendment issued under the State GST Act and referencing the principal notification and its prior amendment.

Companies incorporation forms amended: RD-1 for Regional Director applications; RD GNL-5 for addendum to rectify filing defects.
The amendment substitutes Forms RD-1 and RD GNL-5 in the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014. Form RD-1 is for Regional Director applications for rectification or corporate changes and prescribes required identification, purpose, board/resolution particulars, specified attachments (statement of grounds, resolutions, advertisements, lists, declarations) and an authorised digital signature with a compliance declaration. Form RD GNL-5 is an addendum e form to rectify defects in filed forms, requiring SRN details, company particulars, defect description, rectification details, attachments, verification and a professional certificate with digital signatures.

E-way bill blocking and unblocking facility commencement postponed to a later November date under Haryana GST rule amendment.
The notification substitutes the previously notified commencement date in notification No. 58/GST-2 (dated 26 April 2019) so that the facility for blocking and unblocking of e way bills under Rule 138E of the Haryana GST Rules, 2017 shall come into force on the 21st day of November, 2019; the amendment is issued under the Haryana GST Act, using powers under section 164 and on the Council's recommendation.

GSTR-3B filing deadline: July return must be submitted electronically via common portal by specified deadline.
The notification amends a prior State Tax notification to add a proviso mandating that FORM GSTR-3B for July 2019 be furnished electronically via the common portal by the specified deadline in August 2019, and states the amendment takes effect from 20th August 2019.

Notification amendment adjusts a prior GST notification, extending the statutory compliance deadline to a later date.
The notification amends Notification No.22/2019 State Tax by substituting the earlier specified date with the later specified date in the principal notification, thereby altering the operative deadline or commencement date established by that notification; the amendment is issued under the statutory rule making power of the State GST law and follows a prior amendment to the principal notification.

Vehicle registration compliance now requires adherence to the Central Motor Vehicles amendment SOP for imported vehicles.
A new Policy Condition (12) to Chapter 87 of ITC (HS), 2017 - Schedule 1 (Import Policy) mandates that registration of vehicles imported by manufacturers, their authorised representatives, organisations, or citizens for personal, demonstration, testing, research, or scientific use must comply with the Standard Operating Procedure issued under the Central Motor Vehicles (Eleventh Amendment) Rules, 2018 as notified by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways.

Import prohibition on polymethyl methacrylate changes import status from free to prohibited, effective early September.
Importation of polymethyl methacrylate under Exim code 39169032 has been amended from 'Free' to Prohibited under Schedule 1 (Import Policy) of the ITC (HS) 2017, effective 1st September, 2019, pursuant to powers under Section 3 of the FT (D&R) Act, 1992 and relevant Foreign Trade Policy provisions.

Annual return filing extension under GST: deadline revised to address electronic filing technical failures and permit delayed submission.
Annual return filing under the Odisha GST regime is adjusted to accommodate technical problems that prevented affected registered persons from furnishing the return electronically, by substituting the previously specified deadline in the Explanation with a later date to extend the time for eligible registered persons to furnish their annual return, while preserving the existing exclusions and the electronic filing requirement.

Annual return filing extension granted to affected taxpayers due to technical filing difficulties, altering the statutory deadline for compliance.
The Order extends the statutory deadline for filing GST annual returns to address technical problems that prevented filing for the transition period, and excludes certain categories of taxpayers; it amends the Explanation to substitute the previously prescribed date with a later date so affected registered persons may comply within the revised timeframe.

Annual return filing deadline extended to address electronic filing technical difficulties, substituting the prescribed statutory date.
The Order substitutes a later date in the Explanation to Section 44 of the Chhattisgarh Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 to extend the deadline for furnishing annual returns, addressing technical difficulties faced by registered persons in electronically filing returns for the period from 1st July, 2017 to 31st March, 2018, and is issued under the power to remove difficulties conferred by Section 172 of the Act.

Annual return extension for registered persons under GST: deadline moved to allow electronic filing after technical difficulties.
The Order amends the Explanation to section 44 of the West Bengal GST Act to extend the prescribed deadline for furnishing the annual return, invoked under section 172 to remove difficulties caused by technical problems, thereby permitting registered persons who could not file electronically for the affected period to submit the annual return by the substituted later date.

Annual return deadline extended to address technical filing difficulties and provide administrative relief for electronic compliance.
The Order amends the explanatory provision on the deadline for furnishing the annual return, extending the prescribed due date to address technical difficulties that prevented registered persons from electronically filing the annual return for the initial GST period, thereby providing administrative relief and additional time for compliance.

Annual GST return filing deadline extended to accommodate technical difficulties, permitting delayed submission without penalty.
Extension of the statutory annual return filing deadline for certain registered taxpayers under the Tamil Nadu Goods and Services Tax framework to address technical impediments in electronic submission. The obligation to furnish the annual return electronically, which applies to every registered person except Input Service Distributors, persons paying tax under designated sections, casual taxable persons and non-resident taxable persons, is affected by technical issues that prevented filing for the period from 1 July 2017 to 31 March 2018; the Order amends the Explanation to substitute the earlier prescribed filing date with a later date to permit completion of the electronic annual return for the specified period.

Due date extension for annual GST returns allows delayed electronic filing following reported technical difficulties in the portal.
Extension of the statutory due date for furnishing annual returns under the Rajasthan Goods and Services Tax regime for the period covering 1 July 2017 to 31 March 2018, substituting the earlier deadline in the Explanation to the provision governing annual returns with a later deadline. The Order invokes the State Government's power to remove difficulties on Council recommendation, addressing electronic filing disruptions caused by technical problems and applies to registered persons required to file annual returns while excluding Input Service Distributors, certain collection agents, casual taxable persons and non-resident taxable persons.

Exchange of information expanded - treaty now mandates broader information exchange, tax collection assistance and anti abuse limits.
Amendment revises taxes covered and adds mechanisms: an Associated Enterprises adjustment obliges competent authorities to make appropriate tax adjustments where one State taxes profits attributable to an enterprise of the other State; Article 28 expands Exchange of Information to all foreseeably relevant information, mandates secrecy, permits use of information gathering measures even without domestic interest and covers information held by financial intermediaries; Article 28A establishes mutual assistance in collection and conservancy measures under domestic law limits; Article 28B imposes limitation of benefit and preserves domestic anti abuse and CFC rules.

Notification amendment: substitution of prescribed date extends applicability of prior notification, with retrospective commencement specified provision.
Amendment substitutes the originally prescribed August date in a prior Government Notification under section 164 of the Goa Goods and Service Tax Act with a November date, and declares the amendment to be effective retrospectively from a date in August, thereby making the substituted date operative for the earlier notification.