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Navasree A.M
Navasree A M, B.B.A., LL.B. (Hons), a lawyer with over 2.5 years of experience as a researcher and content writer at Taxscan, specializing in Indirect Taxes and Corporate Laws.
![No Time Limit u/s 174(2)9e) of CGST Act Does Not Mean Indefinite Time: Jharkhand HC Stays 9-Year-Old Pending Excise Case [Read Order] No Time Limit u/s 174(2)9e) of CGST Act Does Not Mean Indefinite Time: Jharkhand HC Stays 9-Year-Old Pending Excise Case [Read Order]](https://images.taxscan.in/h-upload/2025/06/26/500x300_2054670-jharkhand-hc-no-time-limit-cgst-act-stays-9-year-old-pending-excise-casetaxscan.webp)
No Time Limit u/s 174(2)9e) of CGST Act Does Not Mean Indefinite Time: Jharkhand HC Stays 9-Year-Old Pending Excise Case [Read Order]
The Jharkhand High Court has granted an interim stay on further proceedings in a central excise matter that had remained pending for over nine...
Income Tax Update: CBDT Relaxes Time Limit for Processing Valid Returns Filed Electronically pursuant to orders u/s 119(2)(b) [Read Circular]
The Central Board of Direct Taxes ( CBDT ) has issued Circular No. 07/2025 dated 25th June 2025, relaxing the time limit for processing valid income tax returns filed electronically pursuant to...
Auditor affected with Covid Causes Delay in Form 10B Report Filing: Madras HC Condones 44-Day Delay with ₹5,000 Cost [Read Order]
The Madras High Court condoned a 44-day delay in filing Form 10B required for income tax exemption claims observing that the delay was due to the petitioner's auditor being affected by COVID-19...
Income Tax Payer Unable to Opt for Hearing Due to Portal Glitch: Madras HC Remands Case directing to Pay ₹10K to Govt Naturopathy Med. College [Read Order]
The Madras High Court has conditionally remanded an income tax assessment order after the petitioner was unable to opt for a personal hearing due to a technical glitch in the e-filing portal. ...
GST Notices and Orders must be Signed Digitally or Physically: Jharkhand Imposes Rs. 10k cost on Dept [Read Order]
The Jharkhand High Court has ruled that notices and orders issued under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Act must bear either a physical or digital signature, as mandated by Rule 26(3) of the SGST...
GST Payment Made ‘Under Protest’ cannot be Construed as Admission of Liability: Himachal Pradesh HC [Read Order]
In a recent ruling, the Himachal Pradesh High Court has held that a Goods and Services Tax ( GST ) payment made ‘under protest’ by a taxpayer cannot be treated as an admission of liability. The ...