GST Articles
GST Registration Cannot Be Cancelled for Closed Premises Alone
10 June 2026
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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.
GST Bail: Liberty Over Alleged Fraud Amount
09 June 2026
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Understand why bail in GST fraud cases hinges on more than just the alleged amount. Learn about constitutional principles and court decisions.
GST Transfer of Going Concern: Exemption, ITC & Documentation
09 June 2026
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Understand GST exemption for Transfer of Going Concern. Learn about ITC reversal, documentation, and compliance for business transfers.
GSTIN After Restructuring: Ensure Compliance
08 June 2026
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Navigate GSTIN changes during business restructuring. Learn why proper registration planning is crucial for compliance and avoiding disputes.
When GST credit moves with the business: Transfer of unutilised ITC under Section 18(3), Rules 41 and 41A
06 June 2026
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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.
GSTAT Appeal Filing Deadline 30th June 2026 vs Scrutiny Relaxation Till 31st Dec 2026: Real Benefit for Taxpayers
08 June 2026
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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.
GST on Healthcare: Substance Over Labels
05 June 2026
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Karnataka High Court rules GST exemption for healthcare services applies based on substance, not labels like 'support services'. Learn more.
Supreme Court: Banning the Online Money Gaming is within the States' Power
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.
Supreme Court on GST & Online Gaming: Tax Applies on Betting and Gambling Irrespective of Skill or Chance
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.
Beyond Skill And Chance: Supreme Court's Gameskraft Ruling Reshapes GST On Online Gaming, Fantasy Sports And Casinos
04 June 2026
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The Supreme Court’s landmark Gameskraft judgment upholds GST on actionable claims arising from online gaming, fantasy sports, betting, and casinos. The ruling clarifies taxation, valuation, actionable claims, and the constitutional validity of GST on stake-based gaming transactions.
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