It has been 3 years since GST, the biggest ever indirect tax reform in India, has been implemented. GST, with its dual nature of taxation, has subsumed all but few taxes and now, it may be argued that several procedural aspects of the GST law such as returns and refunds etc. are streamlining. However, the dust is yet to settle on several legal and interpretational issues, including the taxable event itself!
This GST Charcha deciphers into recent changes in GST Laws made vide Clause No. 101, 102 and 112 of the Finance Bill, 2021 with respect to scrapping GST Audit by professionals and moving to self-certification.
Pursuant to Section 70 of CGST Act, 2017 Proper Officer(s) under the law have the power to summon any person whose attendance he considers necessary either to give evidence or to produce a document or any other thing in any inquiry.
An analysis on the Judgment of the Hon’ble High Court of Kerala in the case of Bon Cargos Private Limited Vs Assistant State Tax Officer, W.A. No. 1735/2020 and 1736/2020 Dated 21/12/2020 on the issue of Value of Invoice for E-Way bill. The general impression on this judgment is one to the effect that “E-Way […]
Regulation 11 of the listing regulations, inter-alia, provides that any scheme of arrangement / amalgamation / merger / reconstruction / reduction of capital etc. to be presented to any Court or Tribunal does not in any way violate, override or limit the provisions of securities laws or requirements of the Stock Exchanges.
An IFSC deliberately provides Indian corporates with easier access to global financial markets, and to complement and promote further development of financial markets in India. The financial services and transactions that are presently administered in offshore financial centres by Indian corporate entities and overseas branches or subsidiaries of Monetary Institutions like banks, insurance companies, etc. to India will be brought back by an IFSC.
Decision to deny oral hearing at the income tax appellate stage needs to be reconsidered as otherwise the same shall not only be in violation of the principles of natural justice but the same shall also suffer from the vice of unfairness.
AAR, Haryana held that, temporary structure (i.e., hall or pandal or shamiana or any other place) built up with iron/steel pillars tight up with nuts and bolts specially created for functions would be treated as Immovable property.
GST Charcha deciphers into recent changes in GST Laws made vide Clause No. 100 of the Finance Bill, 2021 with respect to the addition of a new condition for availment of Input Tax Credit
As notified vide Notification No 94/2020 – the amendment in Rule 21A of GST Rules, 2017 came to effect to enable the GST officers can now suspend a GST Registration with immediate effect if they found significant anomalies in GSTR3B Returns. A detailed SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) in this regard was issued by CBIC on […]
