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Subject: CA NeWs Beta*: Transitional Credit of EC, SHEC & KKC can be carried forward under GST regime: High Court
CA NeWs Beta*: Transitional Credit of EC, SHEC & KKC can be carried forward under GST regime: High Court |
- Transitional Credit of EC, SHEC & KKC can be carried forward under GST regime: High Court
- Unutilized accumulated input tax credit of notified goods on account of inverted duty structure shall not lapse: High Court
- Manual rectification of Form GSTR-3B allowed by the High Court
- Manual rectification of Form GSTR-1 allowed by the High Court
- ITC on goods/services used in construction of mall can be used against GST payable on rental income: High Court
- Online fantasy sports game is a 'game of skill' and subject to 18% GST: Bombay High Court
- Sale of goods from Duty Free shops located at International Airports constitutes 'export': High Court
- Anti-profiteering provisions attracted for adopting incorrect methodology to pass on benefit of rate reduction: NAA
- NAPA's order quashed by the High Court as all members signing the order were not present for hearing
- Writ petitions could not be filed before HC against seizure orders: SC
- Restaurant & sweetshop operated from same premises are not 'Composite Supplies' of restaurant services: AAAR
- Royalty paid to obtain license for mining lease from govt. for exploration of natural resources to be taxed at the rate of 18% GST: AAAR
- GST not leviable on services provided by Court Receiver: High Court
- Persons Registered in a particular State can't claim credit of GST paid on hotel services availed in other State: AAAR
- Benefit of transitional credit could not be denied due to non-filing of Tran-1 within due date: High Court
- No GST on volume discount received on purchase & sale of vehicles without any GST adjustment: AAR
- ITC available on motor vehicle purchased to provide trial runs to customers: AAR
- Medicines, implants, etc., used in medical treatment is a 'Composite Supply' of healthcare services; hence no GST is payable: AAR
- No GST on reimbursement of expenses incurred by employees on behalf of Company: AAR
- No GST on e-commerce operator for manpower services rendered by drivers through its platform: AAR
- Corpus/Sinking Fund collected by RWA from members is not liable to GST: AAR
- Accommodation services provided to SEZ units are to be treated as 'zero rated supplies': AAR
- Tools supplied by OEM to Component manufacturer for free not to be added to value of component: AAR
- Re-sale of food & bakery products are not part of 'restaurant services': AAR
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