CBIC Circular No. 264/10/2026-GST dated 26.10.2026 clarifies that, following the Supreme Court's ruling in Goodluck India, the omission of Rule 96(10) of the CGST Rules is effective retrospectively from 23.10.2017, with the same treatment for Rules 89(4A) and 89(4B).
1. Taxability & Valuation Clarifications
The Council decided that standalone restaurants cannot declare themselves as “specified premises.” Accordingly, they cannot opt to pay GST...
HIGH COURT OF ALLAHABAD
Ashwani Agarwal
v.
Union Of India
Samit Gopal AND Ramesh Sinha, JJ.
WRIT TAX No. 451 of 2020
SEPTEMBER 7, 2020
ORDER
Heard Sri Rahul Agarwal,...
Case Title: Abdul Saleem v. Assistant Commissioner, Anti-EvasionCourt: High Court of Kerala at ErnakulamPetition No.: WP(C) 1711 of 2025Date of Judgment: 16 January 2025Category...
Bala Sreenivas Rao Somisetty v. ITO: the Andhra Pradesh High Court struck down retrospective Section 147A and set aside JAO-issued notices under Sections 148A/148 as without jurisdiction under the faceless Scheme.
In Laldeo Rajak v. Kanthwal Services, the GSTAT Delhi Bench held that interest under Section 50(1) stops once tax deposited through PMT-06 is credited to the Government's account, not on the later ECL debit, while upholding the Section 73 penalty.
In 1Pay Mobileware Pvt. Ltd. v. Union of India, the Bombay High Court quashed DGGI's Section 83 attachment of a payment aggregator's current and RBI-mandated escrow accounts, holding that suspicion without tangible material or any GST liability of the petitioner cannot sustain provisional attachment.
In M/s N.S Enterprises v. Union of India, the Allahabad High Court held that the Superintendent's Rs. 10 lakh monetary limit under the CBIC Circular dated 9.2.2018 is reckoned on the CGST demand alone, and an equal SGST demand does not oust jurisdiction.
In Assistant Commissioner of Central GST, Ankleshwar v. Shreeji Enterprise, GSTAT Surat held that assignment of GIDC leasehold rights to a third party is not liable to GST and dismissed the Department's appeals, holding that the Gujarat High Court's ruling binds the Tribunal despite a proposed review.
A practical guide to e-invoicing of reverse charge self-invoices under the new RCMDOM and RCMIMP supply types announced by GSTN on 16 October 2026. It covers the supplies and recipients covered, the step-by-step process, and key issues on time of supply, place of supply, tax head, valuation and input tax credit.
Legislative trigger and compliance architecture under section 14A
The Mauritian Guide for Foreign Suppliers of Digital and Electronic Services is framed as an administrative...
Introduction
The GST adjudication framework aims to balance effective revenue protection with procedural economy. In practice, however, taxpayers sometimes face a cluster of Show Cause...
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