Explore how GST litigation is shifting from tax disputes to constitutional questions of arrest, liberty, and procedural fairness. A detailed analysis of the Gujarat High Court ruling in Keyur Jeyendrabhai Patel v. State of Gujarat & Others and its impact on GST arrest powers under Section 69 of the CGST Act.
GSTAT Kolkata Bench inaugurated on 16 May 2026 with new case listing procedures, dispute categorization, and operational guidelines to strengthen GST dispute resolution in India.
Learn why the shift from Section 129 to Section 130 under GST changes the legal framework for confiscation, provisional release and taxpayer remedies.
Discover the latest changes in GST Annexure-B utility for unutilised ITC refund filings. Learn about new invoice-level requirements, GSTR-2B reconciliation, validation errors, capital goods confusion and practical challenges taxpayers face in GST refund claims.
Parallel GST proceedings can create severe compliance burdens for taxpayers. Here’s how the Supreme Court and Himachal Pradesh High Court clarified Section 6(2)(b) of the CGST Act and reinforced coordinated GST enforcement.
Explore how the GST Advance Ruling mechanism evolved from a tool for tax certainty to a system facing conflicting State rulings. Learn how the Finance Act, 2026 and Notification No. 18/2024-Central Tax empower GSTAT's Principal Bench to resolve inconsistencies and strengthen uniform GST interpretation across India.
Can GST apply to Electricity Regulatory Commissions? Explore landmark High Court rulings, the constitutional limits of GST, and why regulatory fees may not qualify as taxable consideration.
Gujarat HC upholds Section 16(2)(c) CGST Act in Maruti Enterprise, creating a direct conflict with Tripura, Gauhati and Karnataka HC rulings on bona fide ITC claims.
The Gujarat High Court in Komal Jayeshbhai Hemavat v. State Tax Officer held that personal hearing under Section 75(4) of GST law is mandatory before passing an adverse order, even if the taxpayer selected "No" in Form DRC-06. The ruling reinforces natural justice and safeguards taxpayers against ex parte GST orders.
Explore how GST law distinguishes between composite and independent supplies through a hotel stay scenario. Understand why complimentary breakfast forms part of accommodation, while optional lunch and dinner remain separately taxable supplies under the CGST Act, 2017.
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