Judgement

The High Court allowed GST registration restoration subject to payment of pending dues and compliance with legal formalities.

High Court Orders Restoration of GST Registration After Assessee Agrees to Clear Dues

The Registrar of Companies (ROC) Kolkata has levied a penalty of Rs 20,000 on the company and director for making two key mistakes in e-form AOC-4.

Company and Director Penalised Over Making Two Major Mistakes in Form AOC-4: ROC 

The Gauhati High Court set aside the GST demand order, holding an adverse order cannot be considered valid without prior issuance of a proper Show Cause Notice (SCN).

GST Proceedings Invalidates When A Proper Show Cause Notice Is Not Issued: High Court

The Kerala High Court held that once returns are filed on or before the cut-off date prescribed under said section, the time limit under Section 16(4) loses its significance.

GST Returns Filed Before Section 16(5) Cut-Off Date Entitled for ITC: Kerala High Court 

The ITAT deletes an addition of Rs 17.08 crore unsecured loans, holds an Section 68 addition cannot be sustained merely because the AO doubts the source from which the lenders obtained their funds.

Section 68 Addition Cannot Be Made Merely Because AO Doubts Source From Where Lenders Obtained Funds: ITAT

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RBI has started the 2025–26 FLA Survey for mutual funds, with submissions due by July 7, 2026, through both email and the CIMS portal.

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High Court Orders Restoration of GST Registration After Assessee Agrees to Clear Dues

Company and Director Penalised Over Making Two Major Mistakes in Form AOC-4: ROC

GST Proceedings Invalidates When A Proper Show Cause Notice Is Not Issued: High Court

GST Returns Filed Before Section 16(5) Cut-Off Date Entitled for ITC: Kerala High Court

Section 68 Addition Cannot Be Made Merely Because AO Doubts Source From Where Lenders Obtained Funds: ITAT

RBI Launches 2025-26 FLA Survey for Mutual Funds; Submission Due by July 7