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GSTAT held cinema hall guilty of anti-profiteering; Asked to deposit Rs. 11.88 lakh for failing to pass on GST rate reduction benefits on movie tickets

Cinema Hall Must Pass GST Rate Cut to Moviegoers: GSTAT Upholds Rs. 11.88 Lakh Anti-Profiteering Demand

High Court rules that GST authorities cannot retain seized goods or attached bank accounts beyond statutory limits and orders release

GST Seizure Beyond Limitation Held Invalid: High Court Orders Release of Gold & Bank Accounts

GST Seizure Beyond Limitation Invalid: Gujarat High Court Orders Release of Gold & Bank Accounts

HC holds that substantive GST refund rights cannot be defeated by technical limitations of the GST portal

GST Refund Cannot Be Denied Due to Portal Glitches: Gujarat High Court

The ITAT had directed the AO to allow the deduction under Section 10A, ruling that Section 10A(9) was no longer applicable due to an amendment in 2004.

ITAT Allows Deduction Claim Under Section 10A of Income Tax Act Subject to Verification

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Section 154 allows taxpayers or the Income-tax Department to correct mistakes apparent on record in tax orders.

Understanding Rectification of Income-tax Mistakes Under Section 154

The Tribunal held that the approval granted by the PCIT was in a mechanical way and without the independent application of mind and the same is invalid.

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Cinema Hall Must Pass GST Rate Cut to Moviegoers: GSTAT Upholds Rs. 11.88 Lakh Anti-Profiteering Demand

GST Seizure Beyond Limitation Invalid: Gujarat High Court Orders Release of Gold & Bank Accounts

GST Refund Cannot Be Denied Due to Portal Glitches: Gujarat High Court

ITAT Allows Deduction Claim Under Section 10A of Income Tax Act Subject to Verification

Understanding Rectification of Income-tax Mistakes Under Section 154

ITAT Quashes Reassessment Due to PCIT's Mechanical Approval