"I am a lawyer with a niche in commercial litigation. I am working with a law firm based at New Delhi. The core areas of practice are GST, arbitration, consumer disputes and litigation related to company law including bankruptcy and insolvency code."
Learn about limitations of GST officials in seizing cash, jewelry, and bullion under tax law, with a focus on legal interpretations & recent court rulings.
Amendment can be done of Bill of Entry/ Bill of Shipping/ Bill of Exports: Post clearance of goods for domestic consumption or export Legal provisions are meant to help the business and not otherwise. The provisions are not legislated to deny the legitimate benefit rather they should be interpreted in a way to help the […]
Blocking of ITC Under Rule 86A of CGST Rules: Power of Authority Are Neither Unfettered Nor Unbridled In order to run the society smoothly the business is required to run seamlessly. Any adventurism in the sphere of business is bizarre and the same without discipline is not advisable. In all fiscal statutes, a delicate balance […]
Rule 86A has been inserted in CGST Rules, 2017 through a notification dated 26-12-2019. Without doing the academic exercise that whether a rule through notification is sustainable without amendment made in the main statute, this paper is a humble attempt to examine the scope of the aforesaid rules for the purpose of blocking of the input tax credit availed bonafidely and legitimately .
‘Rule of law’ is the soul of a democratic setup and no one is allowed to breach or even shake the golden thread of the same. Supremacy of rule of law cannot be questioned by anybody and the same cannot be threatened even by the state. Personal liberty is largely associated with the concept of […]
Section 62 of the Act is resorted only in the cases where return is not filed and assessment cannot be done without relying upon prudence of the assessing officer. Once the facts and figures of the liability is before the assessing officer then any assessment based upon his prudence will not only belie the express statutory provisions but also frustrate the entire aim and objective of the Act.
With the advent of GST the tax regime in India has seen a sea change. Many taxes levied by the centre or by the states have been subsumed in the GST. The indirect taxation in its new ‘AVTAR’ has covered almost all economic activities under its umbrella unless the same is specifically excluded from the […]
