Judgement

Kerala AAR clarifies that EVM’s self-drive car rentals fall under SAC 997329 and must be taxed at the same rate as the vehicle itself.

Self-Drive Car Rental falls under leasing or renting of goods for GST: AAR

HC quashes GST demand order after finding the department wrongly classified Stock and and business premises Insurance as Motor Vehicle Cover. Says, Section 17(5) applies only to motor vehicle insurance

ITC Cannot Be Denied for Stock and business premises Insurance; GST Department reprimanded for wrong interpretation of Section 17(5)

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GST officials raided Jalandhar’s Aggarwal Vaishno Dhaba and the owners’ homes over suspected GST theft.

Central GST Team Raids Jalandhar’s Aggarwal Vaishno Dhaba Over Suspected GST Theft

Delhi High Court allows a company to appeal a CGST demand without fresh pre-deposit after finding overlapping GST proceedings by DGST and CGST.

Delhi High Court: No Double Pre-Deposit for Same GST Demand; Appeal Allowed Till Jan 2026

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As per the SIB Assistant Commissioner Shivkumar Singh, the preliminary scrutiny suggested that Maha Lakshmi Steel fraudulently claimed ITC using fake invoices without any actual purchases of goods or services.

GST Dept Uncovers Bogus ITC Worth Rs 50 Lakh During Raid on Maha Lakshmi Steel

It was claimed that the 180-day rule violates Article 19(1)(g) of the Constitution. The petitioner argued that the provisos result in cascading effects and go against the GST's aim of promoting seamless credit flow.

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