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To clear the confusion, the Ministry of Labour and Employment has clarified that the new Labour Codes will not reduce the take-home pay in all cases.

Take-Home Pay Will Remain Same if PF Deduction is Based on Wage Ceiling: Labour Ministry Clarifies

Judgement

Tribunal condones 102-day delay; holds amended Explanations to Sections 36(1)(va) and 43B apply prospectively and directs deletion of CPC adjustments

ITAT: CPC Cannot Disallow Employees’ PF/ESI Contributions Under Section 143(1)

Tribunal upholds CIT(A)’s deletion of employee-expense reallocations and restores MAT addition of excise refund

ITAT Rules Excise Refund is Income for MAT; Upholds Scientific Allocation and Freebies Disallowance

ITAT Holds Excise Refund Taxable for MAT; Sustains Scientific Allocation but Upholds Freebies Disallowance

Court holds that GST officers can rely on taxpayer’s own social-media event posts; no violation of natural justice as opportunity was given.

GST Demand Based on Facebook Posts Upheld: HC Finds No Violation of Natural Justice

Tribunal rules multiple residential units bar Section 54F relief; accepts evidence showing cash deposits came from withdrawals, rent and security deposits.

ITAT disallows Section 54F claim: Multiple Self-Contained Units Constitute Separate Houses

Bajaj Auto Limited discloses a Rs 76 lakh customs demand order and plans to appeal the ruling.

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Take-Home Pay Will Remain Same if PF Deduction is Based on Wage Ceiling: Labour Ministry Clarifies

ITAT: CPC Cannot Disallow Employees’ PF/ESI Contributions Under Section 143(1)

ITAT Holds Excise Refund Taxable for MAT; Sustains Scientific Allocation but Upholds Freebies Disallowance

GST Demand Based on Facebook Posts Upheld: HC Finds No Violation of Natural Justice

ITAT disallows Section 54F claim: Multiple Self-Contained Units Constitute Separate Houses

Bajaj Auto Receives Rs 76 Lakh Customs Duty Demand Order Over Battery Misclassification