GST registration cannot be cancelled merely because business premises were found closed during a physical inspection. Learn the legal provisions under Section 29 of the CGST Act, Rules 21, 21A, 22 and 25, mandatory procedures, taxpayer rights, REG-30 requirements and how to challenge arbitrary GST registration cancellation orders.
Can GST fraud accused be denied bail solely due to the amount involved? Explore key rulings in Ratnesh Singla and Asim Kumar, where courts reaffirmed that constitutional bail principles, Article 21 protections, and the presumption of innocence apply fully to GST prosecutions involving fake invoices and wrongful ITC claims
Understand the GST treatment of transfer of a business as a going concern, including exemption conditions, ITC-02 compliance, registration requirements, Rule 42/43 ITC reversal, documentation safeguards, valuation issues, and key precautions to avoid GST disputes during business transfers, slump sales, mergers, demergers and business restructurings.
Understand GST registration implications during mergers, demergers, business transfers, and takeovers. Learn when fresh registration, amendments, cancellation, and ITC transfer are required under Sections 22, 25, 28, and 29 of the CGST Act, 2017.
GSTAT extends relaxed GSTAT appeal filing scrutiny guidelines till 31 December 2026. Know why this is not an extension of the GSTAT appeal deadline, the significance of 30 June 2026, limitation rules under Section 112 of the CGST Act and key compliance requirements for taxpayers filing GST appeals.
Understand how unutilised GST Input Tax Credit (ITC) can be transferred during mergers, demergers, slump sales, business transfers, and restructurings under Section 18(3) of the CGST Act, Rules 41 and 41A, including ITC-02 compliance requirements.
The Karnataka High Court in M/s Healthcare Global Enterprises Ltd. v. ACCT held that healthcare services cannot be taxed as business support services merely due to revenue-sharing arrangements. The ruling reaffirms GST exemption for genuine medical treatment, emphasizes substance over form, protects patient affordability and quashes GST demands raised on exempt healthcare services.
Explore the Supreme Court's landmark ruling in State of Tamil Nadu v. Junglee Games (2026), holding that GST and regulatory provisions apply to betting and gambling whenever money is staked on an uncertain outcome, irrespective of whether the underlying game involves skill or chance. Detailed legal and GST analysis.
Understand Rule 42 and Rule 43 of GST with practical examples, formulas, ITC reversal calculations, GSTR-3B reporting, annual adjustments, common audit mistakes, and compliance requirements for inputs, input services, and capital goods
The Supreme Court's landmark Gameskraft ruling holds that GST applies on online gaming, fantasy sports, and casino transactions involving money stakes, regardless of whether the game is based on skill or chance. Learn the key legal and tax implications.
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