The notification sets out eligibility, documentation, and quota procedures for wheat flour exports. The key takeaway is that exports are now permitted only through a tightly regulated authorisation process.
This piece explains how the new law reshapes digital privacy by defining consent, user rights, and strict penalties. The key takeaway is that individuals gain enforceable control over their digital personal data.
The case examines how a ring-fenced international financial zone enables freer movement of global capital while preserving domestic stability.
Karnataka now has two functional GSTAT State Benches in Bengaluru. The key takeaway is that taxpayers can finally file second appeals against CGST and KGST orders.
The Court held that booking speakers for an event does not amount to event management. Participation or facilitation alone cannot attract service tax under the event management category.
The Court struck down key tribunal reform provisions, holding that reintroducing invalidated clauses is unconstitutional, directly impacting the design and functioning of GSTAT.
The 2025 amendments strengthen the custodial framework by raising capital requirements and tightening governance norms. Custodians must now follow clearer accountability and risk management standards to safeguard investor assets.
The court held that once late fee is imposed for delayed annual return filing, a further general penalty is not permissible. Section 125 applies only where no specific penalty exists.
The Supreme Court upheld that mere excess stock found during inspection is insufficient for confiscation under Section 130. Tax must be assessed through Section 35(6) read with Sections 73 or 74, ensuring due process.
The issue was whether India’s tax and customs platforms require national-security-level protection. The government held that ICEGATE, ECCS, and ACES–GST qualify as Critical Information Infrastructure, mandating stricter cybersecurity and access controls.
