ITAT held that before treating high-value purchases as bogus, authorities must verify supplier’s GST status, ITC claims, and money trail. Key takeaway: Procedural diligence is required for large-scale disallowances.
New directions mandate structured monthly and incremental reporting, CKYC integration, and prompt rectification of rejected data. This enhances transparency and accuracy in the rural banking sector.
The amendment mandates structured reporting on four reference dates each month and strict deadlines for full and incremental files. It strengthens data accuracy and monitoring across the credit ecosystem.
The amendment mandates fixed reporting dates and faster submission of incremental credit data. It aims to enhance data accuracy and transparency in NBFC credit reporting.
The Court allowed the assessee one more opportunity to contest an ex-parte addition under Section 68, emphasizing the need for fair hearing and natural justice.
New norms mandate stricter reporting timelines and mandatory rectification of rejected data. The update enhances transparency and accuracy in ARC credit submissions to CICs.
The amendments mandate stricter monthly and weekly reporting schedules to ensure faster, more accurate credit information updates. The key takeaway is enhanced data quality and improved transparency across all reporting segments.
The amendment mandates full and prominent display of registered names in all bank materials to prevent ambiguity. It also introduces stricter eligibility norms for StCBs seeking entry into the RBI’s Second Schedule.
RBI repeals its November 2025 directions, replacing them with updated branch authorisation rules, while ensuring prior actions and approvals remain valid and enforceable.
The Tribunal held that issues like capitation fee or misuse of funds are assessment matters, not grounds for denying registration under Section 12AA. The ruling confirms that the Commissioner must limit inquiry to objects and genuineness of activities.
