Call for Papers: NLU Jodhpur’s Journal of IP Studies
National Law University, Jodhpur is inviting submissions for its Journal of Intellectual Property Studies, with a deadline of July 15, 2026.
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National Law University, Jodhpur is inviting submissions for its Journal of Intellectual Property Studies, with a deadline of July 15, 2026.
Key deadlines for income tax, GST, and corporate filings in November 2026, including due dates for TDS returns, GSTR-3B, and MCA e-filings.
ITAT stresses evidentiary standards in tax proceedings, ruling that suspicion cannot substitute proof when verifying transactions supported by reconciliations and e-way bills.
ITAT evaluates taxability of ₹48.86 lakh salary earned by Indian seafarer on foreign ships, focusing on residential status and 182-day rule under Income Tax Act.
ITAT deletes TDS disallowance on export commission paid to non-residents without Indian PE, holding such income not taxable in India under domestic law or tax treaties.
The ITAT affirmed 60% depreciation on UPS batteries under block of assets, and allowed additional depreciation on mining machinery, following consistent judicial precedent favouring the assessee.
The ITAT has condoned a 388-day delay in filing appeal by a 94-year-old farmer, citing advanced age and lack of digital access, and remanded a ₹48.81 lakh demonetization addition for fresh adjudication.
The ITAT ruled that an ONGC retiree is eligible for an enhanced leave encashment exemption of ₹25 lakh, despite retiring before the 2023 notification.
The NCLT has admitted an insolvency plea for ₹11.83 crore, confirming financial debt through bank records and substantiated default.
The NCLT has ordered liquidation of a company after no viable resolution plan was presented, despite attempts to extend the expression of interest (EOI) process.
The CESTAT has quashed a ₹7.14 crore service tax demand on mining rights established before 2016, ruling it non-taxable.
The CESTAT has quashed a ₹98 lakh demand against used refractory bricks, affirming they are inputs, not capital goods, thus Rule 3(5A) is inapplicable.