The CESTAT Bench at Chennai has held that air compressors for use in car air-conditioners are classifiable under Tariff Item 8414 80 11 of the Customs Tariff Act...

The Karnataka High Court has ruled on whether tax authorities can issue a single consolidated show cause notice covering multiple financial years under the CGST Act. While affirming this practice is permissible, the Court established critical limitations regarding time-barred periods and clarified how 'tax period' should be interpreted in the context of Sections 73 and 74.

The 56th meeting of the GST Council, held in New Delhi on 3 September 2025, introduced a series of reforms aimed at simplifying the tax structure and making essential goods more affordable for the general public

The Punjab & Haryana High Court has ruled on a critical procedural issue regarding the service of show cause notices and orders under the CGST Act, 2017. The judgment addresses whether uploading documents on the GST Common Portal constitutes valid service upon taxpayers and examines the complex navigation requirements that assessees face in accessing such notices.

The Karnataka High Court has on 15 July 2025 allowed the writ petition against the demand of IGST in the case involving secondment of expats by the assessee from the overseas group entities.

The Madras High Court has held that Notifications Nos. 9 and 56/2023-Central Tax, issued for the purpose of increasing the time limits for issuance of SCN and adjudication...

The Indian Customs authorities have introduced number of relief measures to help the exporters where exports are facing disruptions due to the ongoing West Asia conflict...

The Ministry of Corporate Affairs has proposed amendments to the Companies (Incorporation) Rules, 2014 through a public notice dated 8 April 2026, inviting public comments on the draft Companies...

In this case[1], the Petitioner was implicated in offence of commission of offence of illicit manufacturing...

The Delhi High Court has declined interim relief in a copyright infringement suit brought by a news agency against an AI developer, finding that the use of publicly available content for training AI models may constitute fair dealing under Indian copyright law. The Court examined whether AI-generated outputs substantially reproduced copyrighted works and whether such use serves broader public interests in innovation and access to information.

The Delhi High Court has in its Judgement dated 15 January 2025 held that a revocation petition is maintainable even if the petitioner had filed a written statement...

The Delhi High Court has upheld the Controller's order refusing a patent application under Section 3(c) of the Patents Act, 1970, as certain claims of the application were too broad and thus would also cover naturally.

The Delhi High Court has ruled on a trademark dispute involving the mark ALPHARD, examining whether transborder reputation and unsolicited imports of luxury vehicles into India can establish goodwill sufficient to qualify a mark as 'well-known' under Indian law. The case required the court to distinguish the Supreme Court's Prius decision and evaluate whether voluntary importation by third parties, without formal commercial launch, demonstrates actionable recognition within the relevant consumer segment.

Recently, the Supreme Court vide its Order dated 7 May 2025 passed in the case of Tata Steel Ltd. v. Raj Kumar Banerjee and Ors. in C.A. No. 408 of 2023...

The good and simple regime of GST is witnessing a great spur in cases involving fake invoicing to pass on fake Input Tax Credit (‘ITC').

The Gauhati High Court has held that the recommendations to be made by the GST Council, if required as per the provisions of the Central Act or the State Act

The 56th meeting of the GST Council, held on September 3, 2025, in New Delhi, introduced a series of reforms aimed at simplifying the tax structure and making essential goods and services affordable to the end consumer.

The 55th GST council, If I may say, failed to live up with the expectations and the public at large.

Traditionally, advertising primarily relied on conventional mediums such as print, television, radio, etc., which allowed the companies to increase the sales of their products.

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