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GST Advisory: Introduction of e-Invoicing Facility for Recipient Generated Self-Invoices under Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCMDOM and RCMIMP): GSTN

GSTN's advisory dated 16 October 2026 introduces the RCMDOM and RCMIMP supply types for e-invoicing of recipient-generated self-invoices under reverse charge. The facility, meant for taxpayers with AATO of ₹5 crore and above, is presently available only in the IRP sandboxes.

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GSTN Advisory on Revision of Timeline for Amendment of Aggregate Annual Turnover for FY 2025-26

GSTN has issued an advisory dated 1 July 2026 revising the timeline for amendment of Aggregate Annual Turnover (AATO) for FY 2025-26 on the...

Summary of important Proposed Reforms from the 56th GST Council Meeting

1. Taxability & Valuation Clarifications The Council decided that standalone restaurants cannot declare themselves as “specified premises.” Accordingly, they cannot opt to pay GST...

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Show Cause Notice Challenge Relegated to Adjudication

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...

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No GST on Assignment of GIDC Leasehold Rights to Third Party; Jurisdictional High Court Ruling Binds Tribunal Despite Proposed Review: GSTAT Surat

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.

First Appeal Cannot Be Dismissed Unheard; Alternative “Even Assuming” Computation Not Admission Under Section 107(6); Interest on Late Differential Tax Payable: GSTAT Bengaluru

In M/s Groma Infrastructure Ltd. v. Commissioner of Commercial Taxes, Karnataka, the GSTAT Bengaluru Bench set aside the dismissal of a first appeal without hearing, holding that an “even assuming” interest computation is not an admission under Section 107(6). On merits, it upheld Section 50 interest on differential tax paid late through DRC-03 but reduced the GSTR-3B interest after crediting interest already paid.

Education Marketing and IT Support by Indian Sub-Contractor to Foreign Parent Is Export, Not Intermediary; First Appellate Authority Cannot Remand: GSTAT Principal Bench

In M/s Navitas Eduservices Pvt. Ltd. v. Commissioner of CGST, South Delhi, the GSTAT Principal Bench held that cost-plus marketing and IT support services supplied to the Australian parent are export of services, not intermediary services, and directed refund with interest. It also held that the First Appellate Authority cannot remand a matter under the guise of annulment.

Section 16(2)(c) Valid but Not to Be Invoked Mechanically; Supplier’s Default or Retrospective Cancellation Alone Cannot Deny Purchaser’s ITC: Punjab and Haryana High Court

In Shaurya Alloys Pvt. Ltd. v. State of Punjab, the Punjab and Haryana High Court upheld Section 16(2)(c) of the CGST Act but held that ITC cannot be denied mechanically for a supplier's default or retrospective cancellation, and laid down guidelines for proper officers.

Section 122 Penalty Challenges Relegated to Section 107 Appeal; Proper-Officer Objection Not Patent Lack of Jurisdiction; Pre-01.10.2025 SCNs Attract Old Pre-Deposit: Delhi High Court

In Rohit Garg v. Union of India (W.P.(C) 8829/2026 and connected matters), the Delhi High Court relegated challenges to Section 122 penalty orders to the Section 107 appeal, holding the proper-officer objection not a patent lack of jurisdiction and applying the pre-amendment pre-deposit to SCNs issued before 01.10.2025.

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How to Generate e-Invoices for RCM Self-Invoices (RCMDOM and RCMIMP): Covered Supplies, Eligible Recipients and Key Compliance Issues

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.

57th GST Council Meeting – Analysis by Adv. Gaurav Gupta

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Can Multiple Show Cause Notices (Scns) Be Issued for the Same Period Under GST?

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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