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Judicial Corner: Refund claim of unutilized ITC on export of services cannot be rejected for non-submission of FIRC when CA certificate & other documents submitted -Ahmedabad High Court (22.07.2025)

Refund claim of unutilized ITC on export of services cannot be rejected for non-submission of FIRC when CA certificate & other documents submitted -Ahmedabad High Court { Kuehne Plus Nagel Pvt. Ltd. V/s Union of India – (2025) 32 Centax 176 (Guj.)} Issue: Refund of unutilized ITC on export of services was rejected for not …

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Blog on “ESG compliance for Indian subsidaries” by CMA Sudeepto Saha

EU Sustainability Reporting reach Indian Subsidiaries of European companies European ESG mandates now reach far beyond Europe. Under the EU’s new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the related European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), large EU and non-EU parent companies must disclose detailed sustainability data for their entire corporate groups. In practice, Indian subsidiaries of …

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Judicial Corner: Cancellation of assessee’s registration upheld as supplier non-existent and no genuine transaction proof – Bombay High Court (21.07.2025)

Cancellation of assessee’s registration upheld as supplier non-existent and no genuine transaction proof – Bombay High Court{Afzal Husain Altaf Husain Saiyed V/s Union of India (2025) 32 Centax 190 (Bom.)} Issues: Whether the cancellation of GST registration under Section 29(2) read with Rule 21 of the CGST Rules, 2017, was justified Facts: The assessee claimed …

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Judicial Corner: GST cancellation order set aside as it was based on new grounds not mentioned in show cause notice – Allahabad High Court (19.07.2025)

GST cancellation order set aside as it was based on new grounds not mentioned in show cause notice – Allahabad High Court {Pragya Publicity Center V/s State of U.P. (2025) 31 Centax 227 (All.)}   Issues: Whether the GST cancellation order is valid when it is based on a ground not mentioned in the Show …

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Judicial Corner:Penalty upheld as assessee failed to substantiate tax invoice weight with documents/bank statements for excess goods in transit – Calcutta High Court (18.07.2025)

Penalty upheld as assessee failed to substantiate tax invoice weight with documents/bank statements for excess goods in transit – Calcutta High Court {S. N. Trading Co. V/s Union of India – (2025) 32 Centax 179 (Cal.)}   Issue: Whether penalty imposed under Section 129 of CGST Act was justified when excess goods were found in …

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Judicial Corner: Writ jurisdiction cannot re-appreciate evidence for valuation dispute when alternative remedy exists – Calcutta High Court (17.07.2025)

Writ jurisdiction cannot re-appreciate evidence for valuation dispute when alternative remedy exists – Calcutta High Court {Vinod Maurya V/s Union of India (2025) 32 Centax 110 (Cal.)} Issue: Whether the High Court, in its writ jurisdiction under Article 226, can re-appreciate factual evidence and adjudicate valuation disputes under Section 129 of the CGST Act, 2017, …

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RBI: To ease compliance for small exporters, RBI has issued draft guidelines to simplify shipping bill closure in the Export Data Processing and Monitoring System. Stakeholders can submit feedback by 31st July 2025.(15.07.2025)

RBI: To ease compliance for small exporters, RBI has issued draft guidelines to simplify shipping bill closure in the Export Data Processing and Monitoring System. Stakeholders can submit feedback by 31st July 2025. (Press Release: 2025-2026/705)

DGFT:Clarification has been issued that organic textiles are not covered under NPOP accreditation. Hence, NAB-accredited Transaction Certificates are not required; exporters must furnish TCs from GOTS or Textile Exchange.(15.07.2025)

DGFT Clarification has been issued that organic textiles are not covered under NPOP accreditation. Hence, NAB-accredited Transaction Certificates are not required; exporters must furnish TCs from GOTS or Textile Exchange. (Policy Circular No. 1/2025-26 dated 15.07.25)

DGFT:A draft Internal Compliance Programme (ICP) framework for exporters of dual-use (SCOMET) items has been released. Stakeholders are invited to submit feedback within 10 days to standardize compliance procedures.(14.07.2025)

DGFT   A draft Internal Compliance Programme (ICP) framework for exporters of dual-use (SCOMET) items has been released. Stakeholders are invited to submit feedback within 10 days to standardize compliance procedures. (Trade Notice No. 07/2025-26 dated 14.07.25)

Judicial Corner: Matter remanded as appellate order lacked clarity on adjustment of recovered amount against principal tax demand – Calcutta High Court (14.07.2025)

Matter remanded as appellate order lacked clarity on adjustment of recovered amount against principal tax demand – Calcutta High Court{ Mahesh Kumar Mishra V/s Union of India – (2025) 31 Centax 422 (Cal.)} Issue : Whether recovery made from the credit ledger pursuant to a demand should have been adjusted against the principal tax demand, …

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Company Law:SEZ Rules amended to promote semiconductor manufacturing: land requirement reduced to 10 hectares, export norms eased, NFE to include free supplies, and minimum land for some SEZs cut to 4 hectares. (11.07.2025)

Company Law: SEZ Rules amended to promote semiconductor manufacturing: land requirement reduced to 10 hectares, export norms eased, NFE to include free supplies, and minimum land for some SEZs cut to 4 hectares. (Notification No. G.S.R. 364(E) [F.NO. K-43022/150/2024-SEZ]

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