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  1. GST insights

    Advertising services to foreign clients: export or intermediary?

    An Indian agency, a foreign brand, Indian media and Indian viewers. Four facts that make one of the hardest export questions in the Act.

  2. GST insights

    Affordable housing at one percent: the conditions that decide eligibility

    Two numbers, a carpet area and a value, and a project classification. Miss one and the rate multiplies by five.

  3. GST insights

    Aggregate turnover: the computation that decides thresholds and obligations

    One number decides registration, composition, e-invoicing, audit and several rules. Most companies compute it wrongly.

  4. GST insights

    Alternative remedy and the exceptions the courts have carved

    The rule is discretionary, not jurisdictional. Which is why the pleading decides the outcome.

  5. GST insights

    Amendment of registration and the officer's discretion

    Core fields need approval. Everything else does not. Knowing which is which saves weeks.

  6. GST insights

    Amnesty for revocation of cancelled registrations

    Windows that open and close. When one is open, a cancelled registration can be restored on payment.

  7. GST insights

    Anti profiteering after the transition from the NAA: where the cases now go

    The authority changed twice and the sunset has arrived. The pending cases have not gone away.

  8. GST insights

    Section 61 scrutiny and ASMT-10: the first fork in the road

    The cheapest place to end a dispute is the scrutiny notice. Most taxpayers treat it as correspondence and lose that chance.

  9. GST insights

    Audit objections versus anti evasion investigation: two different files

    Same taxpayer, same year, two authorities with different instincts. They should not be answered the same way.

  10. GST insights

    Automobiles and auto components: the rate bands and the component question

    Vehicles are taxed by specification. Components are taxed by what they are made for. Both propositions produce disputes.

  11. GST insights

    Anticipatory bail and regular bail in GST offences

    A documentary offence, an arrest without a determination, and a bail application that should be built on the record the department itself created.

  12. GST insights

    Bank account attachment: getting it lifted fast

    Payroll stops on a Friday. The remedy has to work by Monday.

  13. GST insights

    Barter, exchange offers and non monetary consideration

    Where the price is not the only thing changing hands, the value is not the price.

  14. GST insights

    Bharti Airtel: the limits of rectifying a filed return, and what to do instead

    The Supreme Court restored the primacy of the statutory mechanism. A return is not a spreadsheet you can revisit.

  15. GST insights

    Bill to ship to transactions and Section 10(1)(b)

    Three parties, two invoices, one deeming fiction, and a very large number of wrongly charged demands.

  16. GST insights

    Ecom Gill: the judgment quoted in every ITC notice, and what it does not say

    The Supreme Court told taxpayers what they must prove. Departments have been reading it as permission to disbelieve everything.

  17. GST insights

    Casual taxable person and non resident taxable person registration

    Two short term registrations for people doing business in a state where they have no presence.

  18. GST insights

    Challenging a notification, rule or circular as ultra vires

    The most productive ground in GST litigation, and the one that requires no constitutional argument at all.

  19. GST insights

    Coerced DRC-03 payments during search: recovery and refund

    A payment made at two in the morning is not a voluntary payment. The record made that night decides whether you get it back.

  20. GST insights

    Compensation cess after the rate restructuring: what still attracts cess

    The cess was designed to end. Its ending changed the arithmetic on stock, credit and contracts.

  21. GST insights

    Composite supply versus mixed supply: the test, and the tax

    Two definitions, one question, and a rate difference that can double a bill.

  22. GST insights

    Composition scheme: eligibility, restrictions and exit

    A simpler tax for smaller businesses, with three restrictions that decide whether it is actually cheaper.

  23. GST insights

    Compounding of offences under Section 138

    A route out of prosecution, on payment, subject to exclusions. It closes the criminal case, not the tax case.

  24. GST insights

    Condonation of delay in GST appeals: what persuades, and what does not

    One month, and only one month, before the Appellate Authority. After that the argument moves to a different court.

  25. GST insights

    The constitutional challenges to ITC conditions: what has been decided, and what is still open

    Credit is a statutory entitlement, not a vested right. That single proposition has decided almost every challenge — and it has limits worth knowing.

  26. GST insights

    Corporate guarantees between group companies: the one percent rule

    A treasury arrangement that generated a tax on a transaction with no cash flow at all.

  27. GST insights

    Coupons, cashbacks and platform funded discounts

    Who bears the discount decides whose taxable value it reduces. Usually the answer is nobody's.

  28. GST insights

    Credit notes, debit notes and the recipient reversal linkage

    A credit note reduces your tax only if the other side reverses its credit. That is a commercial problem disguised as a tax rule.

  29. GST insights

    Cross border digital supplies and the OIDAR overlap

    A platform in one country, a supplier in another, a consumer in India. Three provisions compete for the transaction.

  30. GST insights

    Cross charge of common costs between branches

    The most common departmental finding in a multi state group, and the one most often ignored until an audit.