Courts: Karnataka High Court
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Cenvat credit available on transportation charges incurred towards outward transportation of goods from factory gate

Where assessee entered into agreement with its clients for development of software and agreed to give up all rights and claims of software to be developed, such contract was not for sale of any software but contract for service simplicitor

Transportation service provided to employees to reach factory premises from home is Input service

Assessee eligible for refund of duty paid on inputs used in manufacture of exported goods

There is no restrictions under rule 7 of Cenvat Credit Rules in limiting distribution of service tax credit made in respect of one unit solely on ground that services are used in respect of another unit

Duty / Tax wrongly paid at insistence of Department is eligible as CENVAT credit

Lifting of Corporate Veil to tax sale of Foreign Company shares by one Non-Resident to another Non-Resident if Foreign Co holds shares in Indian Company

Assessee can claim deduction for provision for warranty if it was not a contingent liability

Employee opting for voluntary retirement scheme has no right to withdraw

Whether AO can deny exemption u/s 80IB(10) without commenting on assessee’s claim

MAT credit to be first adjusted and then TDS and prepaid taxes should be set off against the total tax liability and the assessee is not entitled to interest under s 244A against the MAT credit

Declaration U/s. 158A not provide any immunity from payment of tax due

S. 54 benefit cannot be denied merely because assessee purchases 2 house units

Development of customized software is not works contract and hence not subject to levy of VAT under Karnataka Value Added Tax Act, 2003
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