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Half-Yearly Digest Of Tax Cases: January-June, 2023

Indirect Taxes Supreme Court No Service Tax Applicable on User Development Fee collected From Passengers by Delhi, Mumbai and Hyderabad International Airports: Supreme Court Case Title:.

Quarterly Digest Of Tax Cases: January-March, 2023

Indirect TaxesSupreme CourtSabka Vishwas Scheme : Supreme Court Grants Relief To Company Which Missed Deadline Due To IBC MoratoriumCase Title: Shekhar Resorts Limited vs Union of IndiaCitation : 2023.

Tax Cases Monthly Round Up: March 2023

Indirect Taxes Supreme Court KVAT Act | Dealer Claiming Input Tax Credit Must Prove Transaction Beyond Reasonable Doubt : Supreme Court Case Title: State of Karnataka v. M/s. Ecom Gill.

Alcohol-based hand sanitisers to attract 18 per cent GST

Alcohol-based hand sanitisers to attract 18 per cent GST Alcohol-based hand sanitisers to attract 18 per cent GST Bangalore Mirror Bureau / Updated: Jul 8, 2021, 06:00 IST AAAR) has ruled that 18 per cent GST is payable on alcohol-based hand sanitisers as it has properties of disinfectant and cannot be classified as a “medicament”. The appellate authority verdict came while dismissing a plea by Ce-Chem Pharmaceuticals. The AAAR observed that isopropyl rubbing alcohol IP and chlorhexidine gluconate & isopropyl alcohol solution merit classification under ‘Chapter Heading 3808’ and attract 18 per cent GST. The appellant submitted the alcohol-based hand sanitisers are classifiable under ‘Heading 3004’ and it is the intention of the

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