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Explore the disparities in depreciation rates under Companies Act and Income Tax Act. Proposing solutions for tax simplification, ease of business, and increased revenue
AAAR, Gujarat, in the case of The Varachha Co-Op. Bank, categorizes Central AC, Lift, Electrical Fittings as immovable property, making them ineligible for GST ITC.
Allahabad High Court grants relief to Sunil Traders, ruling no e-way bill required under UPGST Act for Feb-Mar 2018. Full judgment analysis and implications.
Get to know how to handle ASMT-10 Notices & comply with GST rules with ease. Our guide explains the comparison table facility on the GST portal & more.
In a landmark judgment, Himachal Pradesh High Court clarifies that bail proceedings cannot be turned into recovery proceedings, reinforcing legal boundaries. Learn more about the case and its implications.
Explore the intricacies of E-Way Bill – from its mandatory requirements and consignment value considerations to the generation process, validity extension, and potential pitfalls. Ensure compliance effortlessly!
Income Tax Act के अनुसार, ऐसे taxpayers को Form 15CA और Form 15CB file करना होगा। इनमें पेमेंट का नेचर, तेदस डिडक्शन, और DTAA के विशेषताएं शामिल है। फॉर्म 15CA का Detailed Understanding कैसे क्या है?
Explore CESTAT Kolkata ruling on Service Tax for map-making sub-contract work by C. E. Testing Company Pvt. Ltd. Learn about detailed analysis and conclusions of case.
Explore legal battle of Prinik Steels (P) Ltd. vs. Commissioner of Central Excise in Kolkata. Disputing a Rs.9.27M duty demand based on private records, the article delves into intricate details of case.
Supreme Court that the Adjudicating Authority (NCLT) has jurisdiction only u/s. 31(2) of the Code, which gives power not to approve only when the Resolution Plan does not meet the requirement laid down u/s. 31(1) of the Code, for which a reasoned order is required to be passed.
