India Goods And Services Tax (GST) Highlights

Many people seek legal aid, but what about the charged GST? This article details the changes made to the Indian indirect taxation system regarding the GST on legal services.

Wondering about your GST application status? Learn how to check your GST ARN status and track approval, rejection, or pending updates easily.

Filing GST complaints and grievances online is a straightforward process designed to address issues related to GST registration, filing errors, or any disputes regarding the GST system.

Learn how to add or update your bank account on the GST portal. Follow step-by-step instructions, comply with Rule 10A, and avoid GST registration issues.

In today's fast-paced logistics and supply chain environment, ensuring the smooth movement of goods is critical. One key compliance requirement for businesses transporting goods...

The Black Money Act of 2015 introduced stringent measures to tax undisclosed foreign income and assets held by resident taxpayers in India. What are the consequences for failing to report foreign income or assets, and how does this legislation impact tax compliance for individuals with international holdings?

A certificate, or C from, is required to conduct business between other states. It is given by the seller of the goods to the purchaser of the commodities to lower the tax rate. This article takes a close look at the C form.

Learn about GST registration for branches in India. Understand the need for separate GST registration across states and the process involved. Get expert assistance!

Minimum Alternate Tax (MAT)1 has worked as a minimum tax protection in India's corporate tax system.

The CBDT, through its press release dated 28 September 2026, has extended the due date for furnishing the Return of Income for Assessment Year 2026-27 in the case of persons covered under the specified category in the table to Explanation 2 to section 139(1) of the Income-tax Act, 1961, i.e. persons whose accounts are subject to audit under the Act. The original due date for furnishing the return was 31 October 2026. The CBDT has extended this date by 21 days, and the revised due date is 21 November 2026.

“Commercial disputes being given a criminal colour” is a routine issue faced by criminal courts across the country, and the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India has also quashed several criminal complaints pertaining to commercial/civil claims for that reason. It is important to note that, in such criminal complaints, the usual allegations involve offences of cheating, criminal breach of trust, forgery, and the use of forged documents.

The word Panchanama is not used as such or defined particularly anywhere in any book of Law, but the same can be read into Section 100 under Chapter VII of The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, (Cr.P.C.).

The term "Murder" traces its origin form the Germanic word "morth" which means secret killing.

The jurisdiction of 226 and 227 is vast and has to be exercised sparingly.

In a recent decision of Amardeep Singh vs. Harveen Kaur, the apex court had a chance to interpret the law regarding mandatory ‘cooling off' period ...

In the petition, the main averments were that to practice law in India, a person has to be an Indian citizen and should possess a degree in law from a recognized University in India.

Ideally in a civil suit the party is required to state all the material facts in its pleading on which its claim rely. The Code of Civil Procedure does not explicitly provide for a filing of "Rejoinder "or Replication" as the...

In arbitration proceedings, the Evidence stage assumes a paramount importance. In civil trials, Evidence Affidavit stage is governed by Order XIX, Rule 6 of the Code of Civil Procedure...

The rapid urbanization and unprecedented growth in population has increased the need for affordable housing and lodging multifold. The infrastructure sector has grown like no other in our country and so has the problem of unauthorized and illegal construction

Per incuriam, literally translated as "through lack of care", refers to a judgment of a court which has been decided without reference to a statutory provision or earlier judgment which would have been relevant.