Courts: Supreme Court of India
Read latest Supreme Court of India judgments and orders on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law and other taxation, corporate and commercial laws.

SC limits CIRP to only one project of Supertech – Upheld NCLT direction

SC on clarification filed by Revenue in matter of Abhisar Buildwell P Ltd

Delhi Govt has Control over ‘Services’ Excluding Public Order, Police & Land: SC

Shinde Government to continue in Maharashtra (Read SC Judgment)

State failed to take steps for recovery of dues hence recourse to HPLR Act not sustainable

CENVAT Credit of only service element available under works contract

Amalgamation scheme effective from the date it was sanctioned by High Courts: SC

Ashwini Homeo Arnica Hair Oil classifiable as ‘medicament’ under Chapter 30

ITAT accepting reduction of amount via rectification deed without questioning factum of refund needs fresh consideration

Rate of state tax can exceed limits prescribed by CST on Gutkha & pan masala

Medicated talcum powder is classifiable in the category of cosmetics

Jurisdiction of Settlement Commission in Relation to Goods under Section 123 of Customs Act- SC gives split verdict

SC allows tax exemption to Trust Registered in year 1987 despite not applying for registration in 1997

SC directs Delhi Govt to contribute Rs 500 cr from ECC for Delhi -Meerut RRTS project
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