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Complete & abject failure of government of Rajasthan in prevention of fraudulent property transfers & registrations – Part 2

November 28, 2022 882 Views 0 comment Print

Unveiling the failures of the Rajasthan government in preventing fraudulent property transfers and registrations. Part 2 exposes corruption and abuse of power.

Complete & abject failure of Rajasthan government in prevention of fraudulent property transfers & registrations – Part 1

September 14, 2022 1644 Views 0 comment Print

This concerns every citizen of this country as such because each one of us has some investment into properties. We feel secure that we have exercised due diligence & that our investments are safe & secure but it is a rude shock that this is not the truth but in the State of Rajasthan, it is very easy to fabricate & make a fraudulent Power of Attorney.

CBIC: Why we celebrate the failures as success & crack poor jokes in GST

April 18, 2022 8346 Views 3 comments Print

Discover the CBIC perspective on celebrating failures as success & cracking poor jokes in GST. Uncover the truth behind managing a robust system.

CBIC cannot cheat assessee by manipulative interpretation -Part II

September 20, 2021 10695 Views 0 comment Print

Now, we examine three situations. All arising out of manipulative interpretation but then there is God, as you will see it. The first is a case, where the exporter effected exports under the erstwhile Central Ex. regime under the rebate & discharged duty liability on the CIF value of exports as the contract with the foreign buyer states very clearly that the delivery of goods stands completed once the goods are delivered at their warehouse & put to test & pass the Quality Control parameters & duly accepted by the buyer.

CBIC cannot cheat assessee by manipulative interpretation -Part I

September 9, 2021 11964 Views 5 comments Print

GST Council & FM: CBIC cannot have the prerogative to cheat the assessee by manipulative interpretation The bureaucracy in CBIC is only required to implement the law laid down by the Parliament & not to indulge in manipulative interpretation to deprive the assessee of the legitimate entitlements. The C. Ex. Regime was replaced by the […]

DGFT & TCS—Awardees for worst implementation of software in the world?

April 9, 2021 2829 Views 5 comments Print

The DGFT is a facilitator & TCS the chosen implementer for the DGFT platform. TCS is a multi-billion-dollar company operating worldwide but it appears that while working with the Indian bureaucracy the best hit the bottom & bite the dust & this seems to be the case. Granting status recognition should not require any application […]

DGFT, TCS & Certificate of Supplies from SEZ: Height of Incompetence?

February 26, 2021 20373 Views 6 comments Print

When DGFT chose TCS to revamp the website/platform, I was very happy that at least for once, this combination will make the life of the exporters better. However, my happiness was shattered just by the purposeless complications in the design of the website/platform whereas the earlier DGFT website was very plain & simple. I had […]

CBIC: Compassion & not Exploitation is key to success

September 7, 2020 669 Views 0 comment Print

Let us pay attention to the very basics. The Parliament mandates promotion of exports through DGFT as policymaker & Customs administration is put in place to conduct International trade in accordance with the law. Particularly, in case of exports (which is necessary evil for a developing country to subsidize & conduct exports), there is no […]

DGFT: Why should we aggravate misery of the exporters?

March 18, 2020 951 Views 0 comment Print

At the very outset, what the Notification No. 50/2015-20 dtd. 03.03.2020 does is that it stops the process of exports of the 26 selected bulk drugs (APIs) & formulations thereof, which cannot be offloaded in the domestic market. To any sane mind, this is simply ridiculous. There are two points of utmost significance: 1. The […]

S 11B limitation held applicable in accumulated Cenvat credit refund is bad law—Part 2

February 26, 2020 3627 Views 3 comments Print

In the first part of the article, it was evidently clear that the English language cannot do magic to imply limitation to be read in the law (when it is concluded by independent reading of the S 11B that no limitation is specified) merely by way of reference to the Section in the Notification.

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