CBIC Notification 71/2025 restricts the use of Voluntary Revision of Entries for reversing benefits claimed under instrument-based schemes, where a separate procedure exists.
CBIC introduces Customs (Voluntary Revision of Entries Post Clearance) Regulations, 2025. Sets electronic process for importers/exporters to revise entries post-clearance.
CBIC amends the Levy of Fees Regulations, 1970, setting a Rs. 1,000.00 fee for each Electronic Application under the new Customs (Voluntary Revision of Entries Post Clearance) Regulations, 2025.
Ministry of Finance (CBIC) Notification 68/2025-Customs (N.T.) amends Notification 26/2022, dated March 31, 2022. The amendment inserts Section 18A of the Customs Act, 1962, concerning the Provisional Assessment of duty, into the Table of the principal notification.
ITAT Raipur held that addition under section 2(22)(e) of the Income Tax Act towards deemed dividend is vacated since loan is advanced in the preceding year. Therefore, in absence of any payment by the company in the current year, there is no justification to held that amount is received as deemed dividend.
The ITAT Delhi affirmed the grant of Section 11 exemption to a charitable society, ruling that if the Assessing Officer fails to make a mandatory reference to the DVO to question a valuation, the registered valuer’s report must be accepted. Since the purchase price was lower than the valuer’s estimate, no benefit accrued to related persons.
The ITAT Delhi deleted the penalty imposed under Section 271B for failure to get accounts audited, ruling that the penalty cannot survive once the original quantum assessment (which determined the high turnover) is set aside. Since the AO later accepted the returned income, the statutory basis for the penalty lapsed.
An analysis of CBIC Circular 254/11/2025-GST questioning its legal validity to assign proper officers for Section 122 GST penalties via a circular, not the Act or rules.
The Supreme Court mandated specific performance for a property sale, ruling that the vendor’s acceptance of an extra payment after the initial period expired constituted a waiver of the right to terminate. The Court restored the sale decree, affirming that time is not automatically the essence in immovable property contracts.
Andhra Pradesh HC rules GST assessment orders without a Document Identification Number (DIN) are invalid, but remain effective and enforceable until set aside.
