Demand Order containing the details of the official and the Department is valid, even in the absence of signature
The Hon’ble Delhi High Court in Future Consumer Ltd. v. Union of India [W.P.(C) No. 15611 OF 2025 dated October 10, […]
LATEST GST CASE LAWS – 27.11.2025 – A2Z TAXCORP LLP
LATEST GST CASE LAWS: 27.11.2025 🔥📛 Delhi HC to examine mandatory-directory scope of section 54 limitation, and belated deficiency-memos legality
Supreme Court Tax Ruling: TDS On Payments To Foreign Firms Cannot Exceed 10% If Tax Treaty Allows It
The Supreme Court has made it clear that Indian companies cannot be forced to deduct more than 10% tax when
GST Impact Causes Demand Drop for Used Cars Amid Auto Industry Surge
India’s auto industry posted a 40.5 per cent year-on-year jump in retail sales to 40,23,923 units following the recent goods
ITR refund delay: CBDT Chairman shares when taxpayers can expect refunds
There’s a high probability that many taxpayers have not received their income tax refund (ITR) filed for the financial year
CBDT launches 2nd NUDGE initiative to strengthen voluntary compliance in respect of Foreign Assets
Analysis of the Automatic Exchange of Information (AEOI) for FY 2024-25 (CY 2024) by the Central Board of Direct Taxes
GST, VAT refunds pending: Ludhiana traders express concern
Local traders have expressed serious concern and frustration over the state govt’s continued failure to release a substantial amount of
Cuttack housing project: Rs 10 crore GST liability on transfer of development rights unpaid
The commissionerate of commercial tax (CT) and GST, Cuttack, has flagged a pending GST liability of about Rs 10 crore
No-grant IIMs bristle at GST, government softens stance on exemption
The IIMs have objected to the GST being levied on their earnings from short-duration programmes, arguing the tax is a
GST complaints ‘nearly negligible’; faster case redressal recovers Rs 14 crore, says Consumer Affairs Secy Khare
Consumer Affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare says complaints linked to the GST rate cuts have dropped to “nearly negligible” levels after
