In present case, the Hon’ble Apex Court quashed the anticipatory bail filed under section 438 of the CrPC wherein the details pertaining to PAN Number and TDS were missing for the registration of sale deed and there was no source of transaction of consideration for the purchase of land even when the property in dispute was highly undervalued.
A.P. Processor judgment of High Court is affirmed by Hon’ble Supreme Court. The issue is regarding the measure of levy of tax on dyeing units. The High Court had held that no tax would be imposed on wastage generated through the process. Only the goods which are embedded in the final cloth would be taxable as those are the only goods in which the property had been transferred as the process in question is works contract.
SC held that, value of items which were directly delivered to customer’s place and which never entered in factory of assessee should not be added to assessable value of goods supplied by assessee.
Read about Supreme Court’s dismissal of appeal filed by Service Tax department in Commissioner of CGST & Central Excise vs. Konkan Railway Corporation Ltd. case. Article discusses background of case and court’s reasoning for dismissing the appeal.
Supreme Court held that proportionate increase in quota for import not entitled as Consent to Operate on enhanced production capacity was issued after fixing the total import limit
Supreme Court clarifies on education cess refund in CGST vs. Saraswati Agro Chemicals case, emphasizing the importance of legal finality and preventing endless litigation.
In the case of Commissioner, Central Excise and Customs and Another vs Reliance Industries Ltd., Supreme Court of India held that reliance on a judgment later overturned does not constitute suppression of facts.
Supreme Court held that where a statute contains both a general provision as well as a specific provision, the latter must prevail. Accordingly, Taxation Entry No.61 is relatable to ‘starch’ of any kind whereas Exemption Entry No.8 relates to products of ‘millet’. Hence, maize starch is covered by taxation entry and not by exemption entry.
Read about the Supreme Court’s decision on whether penalty can be imposed on self-assessment returns for alleged suppression of facts. Analysis of the case involving Commissioner, Central Excise And Customs vs Reliance Industries Ltd. Learn about the implications for GST and Income-tax matters.
A recent judgment by the Supreme Court of India has set a precedent, ruling that the issuance of a corporate guarantee on behalf of group companies by a director without consideration is not a taxable service. Discover the insights and implications of this judgment in our comprehensive analysis.
