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National Fertilisers Limited (NFL) has received a Rs. 15.23 crore GST demand order from tax authorities, which it plans to appeal, citing a lack of a fair hearing.

NFL Receives Rs. 15.23 Crore GST Demand Notice, Plans to Challenge Order Before Commissioner Appeals

Circulars

The Delhi Government has clarified that a 0.1% stamp duty applies to all share certificates and DEMAT shares issued by companies registered in the NCT of Delhi.

NCT of Delhi Clarifies 0.1% Stamp Duty Rate for Share Certificates and DEMAT Shares

Notifications

The Central government has decided to impose a 10% Standard rate and a 20% Agriculture AIDC (total 30% import duty) on the import of Yellow peas, subject to the condition that the Bill of Lading is issued on or after November 1, 2025.

Government Announces 30% Import Duty on Yellow Peas from November 1, 2025

GSTN has announced that taxpayers will no longer be able to file returns after three years from their original due dates starting November 2025

GSTN Advisory: Filing of these GST Returns to be Blocked soon

Judgement

ICAI Board of Discipline finds no evidence of misconduct; holds that audit working papers are auditor’s property and disposes of the case under Rule 15(2).

ICAI Board of Discipline Finds Chartered Accountant Not Guilty of Professional Misconduct under Item (2) of Part IV

SC directed that the Delhi HC suit filed by Eureka Forbes against Atomberg for patent infringement be transferred to the Bombay HC, where Atomberg’s earlier suit for groundless threat of infringement is pending

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NFL Receives Rs. 15.23 Crore GST Demand Notice, Plans to Challenge Order Before Commissioner Appeals

NCT of Delhi Clarifies 0.1% Stamp Duty Rate for Share Certificates and DEMAT Shares

Government Announces 30% Import Duty on Yellow Peas from November 1, 2025

GSTN Advisory: Filing of these GST Returns to be Blocked soon

ICAI Board of Discipline Finds Chartered Accountant Not Guilty of Professional Misconduct under Item (2) of Part IV

SC Transfers Patent Infringement Suit Between Atomberg and Eureka Forbes to High Court