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JURISHOUR | TAX LAW DAILY BULLETIN : 25 May, 2026

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Here’s the Tax Law Daily Bulletin for May 25, 2026.

GST

  1. WHETHER COMPENSATION CAN BE TREATED AS ‘SUPPLY’ UNDER GST ? DELHI HC GRANTS INTERIM RELIEF TO INDIGO 
  2. WHAT ARE GST DEPT.’S TIME LIMITS FOR SCNS AND ADJUDICATION ORDERS FOR FY 2018-19 TO 2026-27
  3. GHAZIABAD CGST ALLEGES RS. 14.56 CRORE TAX EVASION IN PAN MASALA MANUFACTURING CASE; MEERUT COURT SENDS ACCUSED TO JUDICIAL CUSTODY
  4. EX PARTE GST ORDER: MADRAS HIGH COURT DIRECTS IMMEDIATE REMOVAL OF BANK/ITC ATTACHMENT UPON 25% DEPOSIT
  5. MADRAS HIGH COURT QUASHES GST ASSESSMENT ORDERS FOR DENIAL OF PERSONAL HEARING; REMANDS MATTER SUBJECT TO 10% DEPOSIT
  6. PENDING PROCEEDINGS CAN’T SURVIVE WITHOUT SAVING CLAUSE: CALCUTTA HIGH COURT QUASHES GST DEMAND OF RS. 6.28 CRORE AFTER OMISSION OF R. 96(10)
  7. MADRAS HC QUASHES GST DEMANDS ON TASMAC BAR LICENCE FEE

Service Tax

  1. RUNNING ACCOUNT BILLS CAN’T BE REJECTED ON MERE TECHNICALITIES: CESTAT ALLOWS RAJASTHAN HOUSING BOARD CENVAT CREDIT
  2. SERVICE TAX | 67% ABATEMENT CAN’T BE DENIED FOR PROCEDURAL LAPSES: CESTAT 

Customs Duty

  1. CENTRE NOTIFIES NATIONAL SHIPPING BOARD RULES, 2026
  2. CUSTOMS CAN’T OVERRIDE VALID DGFT EODC: CESTAT
  3. Imported Exxsol Hexane Will Attract Lower Customs Duty Of 2.5%: Supreme Court

Excise Duty

  1. THIRD-PARTY DIARIES ALONE CAN’T PROVE CLANDESTINE REMOVAL | CESTAT QUASHES EXCISE DEMAND AGAINST STEEL MANUFACTURER
  2. EXCISE DEPT. CAN’T DEMAND STATUTORY RECORDS LIKE RT-12 RETURNS, CHALLANS FOR DUTY PAYMENTS AFTER 2 DECADES: CESTAT
  3. DELHI EXCISE POLICY CASE: KEJRIWAL, SISODIA AND DURGESH PATHAK REJOIN PROCEEDINGS BEFORE DELHI HIGH COURT UNDER JUSTICE MANOJ JAIN

Income Tax

  1. DELHI HC DIRECTS INCOME TAX DEPT. TO COMPENSATE ASSESSEE FOR WRONGFUL RETENTION OF KVPS/IVPS
  2. PENALTY ON UNDISCLOSED GOLD, CASH AND INVESTMENTS
  3. ITAT REMANDS MITSUI PRIME TRANSFER PRICING DISPUTE BACK TO AO, FLAGS DOUBLE ADDITION AND COMPARABLE SELECTION ISSUES
  4. ENTIRE SALES RECEIPTS CAN’T BE TREATED AS UNEXPLAINED INCOME: ITAT RESTRICTS RS. 11.52 CRORE ADDITION ON CASH DEPOSITS

Others

  1. RAJASTHAN HIGH COURT TAKES SUO MOTU COGNISANCE OF ALLEGED SYSTEMIC AFTER-HOURS LIQUOR SALES IN JODHPUR
Mariya Paliwala
Mariya Paliwalahttps://www.jurishour.in/
Mariya is the Senior Editor at Juris Hour. She has 7+ years of experience on covering tax litigation stories from the Supreme Court, High Courts and various tribunals including CESTAT, ITAT, NCLAT, NCLT, etc. Mariya graduated from MLSU Law College, Udaipur (Raj.) with B.A.LL.B. and also holds an LL.M. She started her career as a freelance tax reporter in the leading online legal news companies.

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