GST

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GST Updates

GST Appeal Filing in India: Procedure, Limitation Period, Pre-Deposit and Documents Required

Published by: Sagar S Gupta & Co. – Chartered Accountants & Forensic Auditors, Varanasi Introduction The Goods and Services Tax…

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GST Updates

GST on Free Samples: Proposed ITC Relief After the 57th GST Council Meeting

Businesses that hand out product samples have long faced an awkward GST rule: the sample costs money to make, but…

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GST Case Laws

GSTAT Lucknow: No GST Penalty on Suspected E-Way Bill Reuse

Goods in transit are among the most common flashpoints in GST. A vehicle is stopped, the officer forms a view…

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GST Updates

GST Council Recommends Removing Arrest Powers and Raising the Prosecution Threshold to ₹5 Crore

The GST Council 57th meeting was held on 8 October 2026 under the chairmanship of Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman,…

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GST Case Laws

GST Appeal Against Section 73 Order: Telangana High Court Allows Appeal With Pre-Deposit

GST Appeal Against a Section 73 Order: What the Telangana High Court’s Ruling Means for Taxpayers In short: A taxpayer…

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GST Case Laws

Section 16(2)(c) GST: No Automatic ITC Reversal for Genuine Buyers | Punjab & Haryana HC

Section 16(2)(c) and ITC Reversal: Punjab & Haryana High Court Protects Genuine Buyers In short: The Punjab & Haryana High…