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The Madras HC held that GSTR-9C is an integral part of the GST annual return, and a delay in filing it makes GSTR-9 incomplete, thereby attracting late fees under Section 47.

Madras HC Holds Annual Return Not Complete Without GSTR-9C; Sustains Late Fee on Delay

HC denies bail in fake GST racket, citing gravity of economic offence and public loss

High Court Denies Bail in Rs. 48 Crore Fake GST Invoice Scam

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ICAI issued clarification on misleading media reports about the government proposal, stated the information was incorrect, reassured students, and advised them to ignore rumours and continue preparing for May examinations calmly.

ICAI Clarifies on Fake News Regarding Change in CA Examination Authority; Urges Students to Stay Focused on Their Exams

The Gujarat High court Quashed the writ petition because it was based on vague and uncorroborated material which did not directly refer to or establish any link with the petitioner.

No Nexus, No Notice: Gujarat High Court Sets Aside Section 148 Proceedings, No Vague

No Nexus, No Notice: Gujarat High Court Sets Aside Section 148 Proceedings

ITAT relied on the judgement of the Delhi HC where it was clarified that the penalty for concealment of income cannot be levied if the income is assessed under MAT provisions.

Concealment Penalty Cannot be Imposed When Income Assessed Under MAT Provisions: ITAT

IPL ticket prices had been increased due to a 40% GST rate, prompting teams to urge the government to reclassify matches as sporting events and reduce the tax to 18%.

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