Instruction No.08/2025-Customs dated 05.05.2025
CBIC issued Instruction no. 08/2025-Customs dated 05.05.2025 regarding Closing of the Integrated Check Post Attari for all types of incoming and outgoing passengers and movement of goods
Month: May 2025
Instruction No.07/2025-Customs dated 03.05.2025
CBIC issued Instruction no. 07/2025-Customs dated 03.05.2025 regarding Prohibition on import or transit of all goods originating in or exported from Pakistan – Insertion of Para 2.20A of Foreign Trade Policy (FTP), 2023
Circular No. 15/2025- Customs dated 25.04.2025
CBIC issued Circular no. 15/2025-Customs dated 25.04.2025 regarding Simplification of procedures related to Air Cargo Movement & Transhipment
Notif. No. 01/2025- Customs (SG) dated 21.04.2025
CBIC issued Notification No. 01/2025 – Customs (SG) dated 21.04.2025 Seeking to impose safeguard duty on “Non-Alloy and Alloy Steel Flat Products”
Real estate developers and landowners in GST tangle over joint development agreements
The GST Council-nominated Group of Ministers on real estate has yet to offer clarity on the treatment and calculation of GST on Joint Development Agreements (JDAs), but a group of landowners has approached the Bombay High Court, questioning the levy of GST on development rights granted under such agreements.
NACIN: GST Work Book for Induction Courses
National Academy of Customs, Indirect Taxes & Narcotics, Zonal Campus Bhopal published a GST Work Book for Induction Courses – SWADHYAY to impart practical training to newly recruited inspectors.
Karnataka High Court: GST cannot be imposed on solatium paid to landowner
In a significant relief for landowners, the high court has ruled that solatium – the additional compensation paid for emotional and involuntary loss of land – cannot be taxed under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime.
EPFO’s new update makes PF transfer faster and smoother, revamps Form 13
The EPFO has rolled out a revamped Form 13 and a bulk UAN-issuance feature to speed up PF transfers and improve transparency.
Levy 28% GST On Quick Commerce, Ecommerce Firms: Cait To Govt
Urging the government and the Goods and Services Tax (GST) council to take immediate action against the malpractices, the national governing council meeting of the Confederation of All India Traders (Cait) has demanded that a 28 per cent GST should be levied on quick commerce and ecommerce companies, stating that such convenience should be treated as a luxury and taxed accordingly.