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As per the Maharashtra AAR, the supply of medicines, lab tests, bed charges, food, etc. to in-patients constitutes a composite supply, where healthcare service is the principal supply.

In-Patient Healthcare Services Including Medicines and Room Charges Treated as Composite Supply: AAR

ITAT held that salary earned and first received outside India by a non-resident is not taxable in India merely because it was later credited to an NRE bank account.

Foreign Salary of Non-Resident Not Taxable in India Merely Due to NRE Account Credit: ITAT

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Around 24.64 lakh ITR remain unprocessed for over 90 days due to technology-driven risk checks.

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Waiver of foreign creditor liability offered to tax in later year; addition for AY 2013-14 held unsustainable

ITAT Deletes Addition; Holds Mere Long Outstanding Liability Does Not Amount to Cessation

Andhra Pradesh AAR ruled that “spent earth” is classifiable under HSN 3802 90 19 and attracts GST at 18%, rejecting the demand for a lower 5% tax rate.

Andhra Pradesh AAR Clarifies 18% GST Rate On Spent Earth under HSN Code 3802 9019

ITAT dismissed both the assessee’s and Revenue’s appeals as infructuous due to an ongoing IBC moratorium.

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In-Patient Healthcare Services Including Medicines and Room Charges Treated as Composite Supply: AAR

Foreign Salary of Non-Resident Not Taxable in India Merely Due to NRE Account Credit: ITAT

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ITAT Deletes Addition; Holds Mere Long Outstanding Liability Does Not Amount to Cessation

Andhra Pradesh AAR Clarifies 18% GST Rate On Spent Earth under HSN Code 3802 9019

Appeals Dismissed as Infructuous Due to Ongoing IBC Proceedings and Moratorium: ITAT