Tax Calendar for May 2026 Income Tax due dates in May 2026

By | April 30, 2026

Tax Calendar for May 2026 Income Tax due dates in May 2026 7th May, 2026 Tax Calendar for May 2026 Income Tax due dates in May 2026 TDS/TCS ​Due date for deposit of Tax deducted/collected for the month of April, 2026. However, all sum deducted/collected by an office of the government shall be paid to… Read More »

Important GST Case Laws 28.04.2026

By | April 30, 2026

Important GST Case Laws 28.04.2026 Relevant Act Section / Rule Case Law Title Citation Brief Summary CGST Act, 2017 Sec 2(17) & 7 Coimbatore Branch of IMA, In re Click Here Association & Members: Subscriptions and seminar fees are “business” and “supply.” Sec 7(1)(aa) treats associations and members as distinct; the principle of mutuality is… Read More »

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No Simultaneous Levy of General Penalty under Section 125 if Late Fee under Section 47 is Applicable

By | April 30, 2026

No Simultaneous Levy of General Penalty under Section 125 if Late Fee under Section 47 is Applicable Facts The Default: The petitioner failed to file the GST Annual Return (Form GSTR-9/9C) for the Financial Year 2018-2019 within the prescribed timeline under Rule 80. Departmental Action: The Revenue issued a Show Cause Notice (SCN) in Form… Read More »

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Writ Jurisdiction Cannot Bypass Statutory Appeals Involving Factual Determinations

By | April 30, 2026

Writ Jurisdiction Cannot Bypass Statutory Appeals Involving Factual Determinations Facts The Parties: The petitioners are Municipal Corporations and Nagar Parishads (local government bodies). The Dispute: The tax department issued adjudication orders raising GST demands against these municipal bodies for certain transactions. The Challenge: The petitioners bypassed the standard appellate process and filed Writ Petitions directly… Read More »

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Consolidated SCN for Multiple Financial Years Under Section 74 is Legally Impermissible

By | April 30, 2026

Consolidated SCN for Multiple Financial Years Under Section 74 is Legally Impermissible Facts The Dispute: The Department (DGGI/Revenue) issued a single, consolidated Show Cause Notice (SCN) dated 18/06/2025 to the petitioner. The Period: The notice clubbed multiple financial years from 2018-19 to 2022-23 into one demand. The Allegation: The Revenue alleged suppression of facts and… Read More »

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Validity of Section 73 Orders Issued Within the Extended Limitation Periods for FY 2019-20

By | April 30, 2026

Validity of Section 73 Orders Issued Within the Extended Limitation Periods for FY 2019-20 Facts The Period: The dispute pertains to Financial Year 2019-20 (1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020). The Allegations: The Department issued a Show Cause Notice (SCN) in Form DRC-01 alleging under-declaration of output tax and excess availment of Input Tax… Read More »

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Retrospective Cancellation of GST Registration via Non-Speaking Orders is Legally Untenable

By | April 30, 2026

Retrospective Cancellation of GST Registration via Non-Speaking Orders is Legally Untenable Facts The Dispute: The petitioner-taxpayer’s GST registration was cancelled by the Department through a Show Cause Notice (SCN) and a subsequent Order-in-Original (OIO). Procedural Lapses: The petitioner alleged that the cancellation order was a “non-speaking order” (contained no specific reasons) and was issued without… Read More »

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Form 174 Income Tax Act 2025

By | April 30, 2026

Form 174 Income Tax Act 2025 1. Overview Form 174 is filed by an Pension fund to avail 100% tax exemption to their dividend, interest, any sum referred to in section 92(2)(k) of Income Tax Act, 2025 and capital gains arising from under an investment made by a specified person in India, whether in the… Read More »

IMA Ruling: Abolition of the Doctrine of Mutuality in GST and Scope of ‘Business’

By | April 30, 2026

IMA Ruling: Abolition of the Doctrine of Mutuality in GST and Scope of ‘Business’ Facts The Indian Medical Association (IMA), a professional body for medical practitioners, sought an Advance Ruling regarding the taxability of its internal operations. The key facts of the dispute included: Nature of Activities: The applicant was involved in conducting health camps… Read More »

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