Here’s the Tax Law Daily Bulletin for June 17, 2026.
GST
- NO RIGHT TO HAVE ADVOCATE PRESENT DURING GST SEARCH: MP HIGH COURT
- DGGI FAILS TO CONCLUSIVELY ESTABLISH ACCUSED’S PROPRIETORSHIP OF FIRM: CHHATTISGARH HIGH COURT GRANTS BAIL IN FAKE ITC CASE
- GSTAT JODHPUR BENCH SETS UP DEDICATED HELP DESK TO ASSIST TAXPAYERS IN FILING APPEALS
- MADRAS HIGH COURT REFUSES TO QUASH GST SCN ON SOLAR POWER
- TOBACCO PROCESS DOESN’T AMOUNT TO MANUFACTURING: MADRAS HIGH COURT QUASHES RS. 1.32 CRORE COMPENSATION CESS DEMAND
- MADRAS HIGH COURT QUASHES GST ASSESSMENT ORDER PASSED EX PARTE DESPITE PRIOR ITC REVERSAL; LIFTS BANK ATTACHMENT
- MADRAS HIGH COURT UPHOLDS GST LATE FEE AND PENALTY FOR NON-FILING OF ANNUAL RETURN, DISMISSES CHALLENGE
- ITC FREEZE UPHELD AFTER GST DEPT FIND SUPPLIERS WERE ALLEGEDLY FAKE BILL-TRADING ENTITIES: MADRAS HC
- ADVISORY REGARDING ONLINE PAYMENT OF COURT FEES ON GSTAT PORTAL
- GSTAT DEADLINE: EXTENDING TIME, STRENGTHENING TRUST
- IS GST APPLICABLE ON COMMISSION PAID TO AN UNREGISTERED PERSON?
- GST ON GOLD JEWELLERY VS GOLD BISCUIT
- GST | ‘SYSTEM GENERATED’ SCN WITHOUT OFFICER DETAILS INVALID: ALLAHABAD HC
Service Tax
- RECOVERY NOTICE UNSUSTAINABLE AFTER VOLUNTARY REVERSAL OF UNUTILISED CREDIT: CESTAT
- ROAD CONSTRUCTION SERVICES EXEMPT AND SCN TIME-BARRED: CESTAT QUASHES SERVICE TAX DEMAND BASED SOLELY ON FORM 26AS
- CESTAT QUASHES SERVICE TAX DEMAND ON EQUIPMENT HIRING, TRANSACTION WAS ‘DEEMED SALE’ LIABLE TO VAT
Customs Duty
- CBIC REVISES CUSTOMS JURISDICTION IN MAHARASHTRA
- MADRAS HIGH COURT UPHOLDS REFUND OF EXTRA DUTY DEPOSIT COLLECTED BY CUSTOMS DEPT. WITHOUT LEGAL BASIS
- CHILLIES EXPORTERS SEEK BAN ON HIGH-RISK PESTICIDES AMID RISING EXPORT REJECTIONS OVER RESIDUE VIOLATIONS
- OWNERS ENTITLED TO CURRENT GOLD VALUE WHERE CUSTOMS SOLD SEIZED GOLD WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE: MADRAS HC
Income Tax
- REASSESSMENT NOTICE ISSUED BEYOND ‘SURVIVING TIME’ LIMIT UNDER TOLA QUASHED: GUJARAT HC
- NO ‘ON-MONEY’ ADDITION SOLELY BASED ON UNSIGNED EXCEL SHEET FOUND FROM THIRD PARTY: ITAT
- EXCESS ROYALTY REFUNDED UNDER APA CANNOT BE TAXED: BOMBAY HIGH COURT
