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Boost the ranking prospects of your WordPress website by using these tips
Websites serve various goals from just entertaining and informing the audience, to promoting something, selling products and services, and many more, but all websites have a singular goal of grabbing the most attention. The logic simple – the higher is the website visibility, the more
Analysis: The Absence of State Assembly Ratification for the Women’s Reservation Bill
The Women’s Reservation Bill will not necessitate state approval if it secures passage in parliament with a special majority. According to Article 368 of the Indian Constitution, achieving a special majority mandates the support of two-thirds of the members present and voting, along with
Taxon domestic crude increased
On Friday, the government implemented changes in its fiscal policies. Notably, the special additional excise duty (SAED) for crude petroleum was raised to Rs 12,100 per tonne, effective from September 30. This adjustment followed the recent fortnightly review on September 15, during which the windfall
Change in valuation one online gaming to hit major online gaming companies
The public_profile can be reached at shaifaly.ca@gmail.com In the recent developments, the government put a new valuation for online gaming. Recently they sent hefty notices to these companies. Now a whole scheme to fetch as much taxes government can is being prepared. The tax rate
New return form for OIDAR and Online gaming services from outside India to a person in India
New return form prescribed for OIDAR and Online gaming service from outside India to a person in India- The curb on online gaming companies is getting tight. On 29th September the government has made some important changes related to the return of online gaming service
Section 62 doesn’t give power to impose penalty(Pdf Attach)
Cases Covered: S.P.Y Agro Industrial Limited VS Union of India Facts of the cases: The petitioner failed to submit its returns in GSTR-3B for the months of January 2020 to June 2020 and as such, the petitioner was directed to file fresh returns within 15
Battle of Theo’s and Theobroma decided in favor of Theobroma (Pdf Attach)
The battle of copyright between the Theo’s and Theobroma is decided. It is submitted by Mr. Wadhwa, ld. Counsel that Defendant has registered the mark “THEO” and, therefore, it should be using the mark ‘THEO’ without the `S’. and ought to be restricted from using
Online gamers decided to go to the court against notices by GST
The online gamers have decided to approach the court. Recently major online gaming companies received hafety notices from the department. The total amount of this litigation is expected to the tune of 1,50,000 crores. But the online gaming companies are denying the liability. They are
Registration cant be cancelled without giving reasons(Pdf Attach)
Cases Covered: MUHAMMAD SALMANUL FARIS K, VsTHE SUPERINTENDENT Facts of the cases: The registration of the Appellant was cancelled on the ground that the petitioner has issued Invoices/Bills to other dealers without supplying goods or providing any services in violation of the GST Act and
NCLT don’t have rights to declare any provision ultra vires (Pdf Attach)
In a recent judgment by Delhi High court has observed that NCLT dont have the power of assuming the IBC as ultra vires. Introduction In the case of “Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India vs. State Bank of India & Ors. (2022),” as reported on
26.5 lac IGST Demand notice on Infosys
In a recent regulatory disclosure, Infosys announced the receipt of a GST demand order, accompanied by interest and penalties. The cumulative demand, inclusive of penalties, stands at INR 37.75 lakh. Within this amount, the demand order specifies an IGST component of INR 26.5 lakh, alongside
Case-4 101 historical cases which changed India. Doctrine of basic structure of Constitution of India.
Cases Covered: Kesavananda Bharati Sripadagalvaru & Ors. v. State of Kerala & Anr We all understand that the government of India has the right to amend the Constitution of India. But can they amend everything. Can they change all the fundamental rights given in constitution?



