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Judicial Corner: Technical error in shipping address on auto-populated e-way bill cannot justify seizure or penalty – Supreme Court (17.09.2025)

Technical error in shipping address on auto-populated e-way bill cannot justify seizure or penalty – Supreme Court { Additional Commissioner Gr.-2 V/s Zhuzoor Infratech Pvt. Ltd. (2025) 34 Centax 228 (S.C.)}   Facts: Assessee ordered 16mm TMT Bars with invoice billed to assessee and delivery at New Delhi. E-way bill was auto-populated by GST portal, …

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Judicial Corner: Detention of goods for transporting beyond validity of e-way bill without recording finding of intention to evade tax is unjustified – Allahabad High Court (16.09.2025)

Detention of goods for transporting beyond validity of e-way bill without recording finding of intention to evade tax is unjustified – Allahabad High Court {Panasonic India Pvt. Ltd. V/s Additional Commissioner (2025) 33 Centax 365 (All.)} Facts:  Goods in transit were detained because the e-way bill had expired. Before the seizure/detention order was passed, the …

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Customs: New rules replace earlier regulations on provisional customs assessment. They fix timelines for document submission, enquiry, and finalisation within two years, allow voluntary payments/refunds, ensure bond closure, and impose penalties for non-compliance.(15.09.2025)

Customs New rules replace earlier regulations on provisional customs assessment. They fix timelines for document submission, enquiry, and finalisation within two years, allow voluntary payments/refunds, ensure bond closure, and impose penalties for non-compliance. (Notification No. 55/2025-Customs (N.T.) dated 12.09.25)

GST:A circular clarified that in cases of secondary or post-sale discounts, recipients are not required to reverse ITC when such discounts are passed through financial or commercial credit notes by suppliers.(15.09.2025)

GST A circular clarified that in cases of secondary or post-sale discounts, recipients are not required to reverse ITC when such discounts are passed through financial or commercial credit notes by suppliers. (Circular No. 251/08/2025-GST dated 12.09.25)

Judicial Corner: HC: Appeal could not be treated as barred by limitation if filed within a month of order copy receipt {Liberty Oil Mills Ltd. vs. Joint Commissioner (Appeals Thane) GST & Central Excise, Mumbai [2025] 178 taxmann.com 163 (Bombay) (12.09.2025)

HC: Appeal could not be treated as barred by limitation if filed within a month of order copy receipt {Liberty Oil Mills Ltd. vs. Joint Commissioner (Appeals Thane) GST & Central Excise, Mumbai [2025] 178 taxmann.com 163 (Bombay)} Facts Order passed on 30.03.2023. Assessee claimed order was neither uploaded on portal nor communicated. Only after …

Judicial Corner: HC: Appeal could not be treated as barred by limitation if filed within a month of order copy receipt {Liberty Oil Mills Ltd. vs. Joint Commissioner (Appeals Thane) GST & Central Excise, Mumbai [2025] 178 taxmann.com 163 (Bombay) (12.09.2025) Read More »

Judicial Corner: State authority cannot blindly rely on Central verification report to deny ITC; fresh order directed – Calcutta High Court (10.09.2025)

State authority cannot blindly rely on Central verification report to deny ITC; fresh order directed – Calcutta High Court {R.P. Techsoft International Pvt. Ltd. V/s Dy. Comm. of Revenue (2025) 33 Centax 237 (Cal.)} Facts: Petitioner’s ITC was denied by the State Tax Authority. The denial was based solely on the verification report of the …

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GST: Revised GST rates notified, effective 22-09-2025, for the heavy industries sector. Major changes include reduced GST on two-wheelers and small cars to 18%, large cars at 40% (no cess), tractors (<1800cc) at 5%, and buses/trucks at 18%.(10.09.2025)

GST: Revised GST rates notified, effective 22-09-2025, for the heavy industries sector. Major changes include reduced GST on two-wheelers and small cars to 18%, large cars at 40% (no cess), tractors (<1800cc) at 5%, and buses/trucks at 18%. (Press Release 09.09.25)

DGFT:Export policy for animal by-products under Chapter 23 amended; now requires APEDA sourcing, veterinary inspection, and certification. ITC(HS) codes 23091000, 23099010, 23099020 updated to align with EU regulations for pet food exports.(09.09.2025)

DGFT Export policy for animal by-products under Chapter 23 amended; now requires APEDA sourcing, veterinary inspection, and certification. ITC(HS) codes 23091000, 23099010, 23099020 updated to align with EU regulations for pet food exports. (Notification No. 29/2025-26 dated 08.09.25)

Customs: The revised tariff values have been notified for crude palm oil, RBD palm oil, crude and refined palmolein, crude soybean oil, brass scrap, gold, silver, and areca nuts which will be effective from 09 September 2025. Most commodity tariff values remain unchanged.(09.09.2025)

Customs The revised tariff values have been notified for crude palm oil, RBD palm oil, crude and refined palmolein, crude soybean oil, brass scrap, gold, silver, and areca nuts which will be effective from 09 September 2025. Most commodity tariff values remain unchanged. (Notification No. 53/2025-CUSTOMS (N.T.) dated 08.09.25)

Article on ‘THE WATERFALL MECHANISM IN THE INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY CODE’ by CS Venkat R Venkitachalam, Chairman, Bizsolindia Services Pvt Ltd. (September 2025)

Introduction: Death is a certainty.  This profound truth is true for human beings and even for the corporate entities.  When this eventuality happens, the corporate warrior also should be able to meet it with equanimity.  When the fateful date arrives, the company should be fully prepared to discharge its obligations.  Being a corporate entity the …

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