Judgement

The ITAT remanded the software/SaaS FTS issue for fresh assessment and ruled that DTAA tax rates cannot be increased by surcharges/cess.

ITAT Sends Software and SaaS FTS Dispute Back for Fresh Review, Rules DTAA Tax Capping Includes Surcharge and Cess

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A professional's viral post about paying nearly Rs 1 crore in taxes but receiving no support after being laid off has reignited the debate on social security and taxpayer benefits in India.

Professional’s Viral Post on Rs 1 Crore Tax Sparks Debate on India’s Social Security

The High Court has ruled that a taxpayer cannot be forced to pay GST twice merely because the tax was paid under the wrong tax head by mistake.

A Taxpayer Cannot Be Forced to Pay GST Twice Merely Because Tax Paid Under Wrong Head, Rules High Court

PM Modi urged MPs to hold fact-based debates instead of disrupting Parliament during the Monsoon Session.

'No Need For Toofan': PM Modi Urges Fact-Based Debate in Parliament

The AAAR West Bengal has examined an appeal against an advance ruling concerning GST liability on amounts received pursuant to arbitral awards and a settlement agreement.

AAAR Rules GST Advance Ruling Cannot Be Used to Determine Taxability of Completed Transactions Requiring Fact-Finding 

 The AAAR West Bengal was called upon to determine whether hookah supplied through a hookah apparatus could be treated as restaurant service under paragraph 6(b) of Schedule II to the CGST Act.

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ITAT Sends Software and SaaS FTS Dispute Back for Fresh Review, Rules DTAA Tax Capping Includes Surcharge and Cess

Professional’s Viral Post on Rs 1 Crore Tax Sparks Debate on India’s Social Security

A Taxpayer Cannot Be Forced to Pay GST Twice Merely Because Tax Paid Under Wrong Head, Rules High Court

'No Need For Toofan': PM Modi Urges Fact-Based Debate in Parliament

AAAR Rules GST Advance Ruling Cannot Be Used to Determine Taxability of Completed Transactions Requiring Fact-Finding

AAAR Rules Hookah Flavours Do Not Qualify as “Food or Any Other Article for Human Consumption” Under Schedule II to CGST Act