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Police in Unnao uncovered a major GST fraud involving fake firms. Around 25 people are accused of creating fake transactions to claim tax benefits, with total evasion running into crores.

Big GST Scam Exposed In Unnao, Fake Companies Used to Cheat Government

Orders

Despite Mahavir Jayanti falling on March 31, 2026, the CBDT has directed all Income Tax offices to remain open nationwide to ensure smooth completion of financial year-end work.

Income Tax Offices to Remain Open on March 31, 2026, Despite Public Holiday

India’s Enforcement Directorate has issued notices to individuals who used credit cards to buy property in Dubai. Authorities are examining violations of RBI rules, and affected buyers may need to regularize transactions or face penalties.

ED Cracks Down On Indians Using Credit Cards To Buy Dubai Property

Judgement

The applicant's activity related to collecting subscription fees, providing services to members, and organizing seminars will be treated as "business" under Section 2(17)(e) of the CGST Act, 2017.

Indian Medical Association Activities Treated as Business and Supply Under GST: AAR

High Court holds oral directions invalid, stays DRT order restoring possession and directs DRAT to decide appeal quickly.

High Court Slams DRT for ‘Oral Orders’, Grants Relief to Bank of Maharashtra

AAR Tamil Nadu rules that Flipkart’s proposed e-commerce-linked transportation services qualify as GTA and are exempt from GST for supplies to unregistered customers.

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Big GST Scam Exposed In Unnao, Fake Companies Used to Cheat Government

Income Tax Offices to Remain Open on March 31, 2026, Despite Public Holiday

ED Cracks Down On Indians Using Credit Cards To Buy Dubai Property

Indian Medical Association Activities Treated as Business and Supply Under GST: AAR

High Court Slams DRT for ‘Oral Orders’, Grants Relief to Bank of Maharashtra

AAR Tamil Nadu on Flipkart: E-Commerce Linked Transport Services Qualify as GTA with B2C Exemption