A notice, dispute or disruption
What Customs, DGFT or a counterparty can do, and how to answer it.
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GST · ExplainerGST on Society Maintenance Above ₹7,500: Supreme Court CaseFor housing society and RWA committees, treasurers and members deciding how GST applies to maintenance, sinking fund, corpus and lift contributions.30 September 2026 · 14 min
GST · ExplainerGST Penalty Paid But No Order Issued? Supreme Court RulesFor GST-registered businesses who have paid tax or penalty under Section 129, 73 or 74 and are still waiting for the order they need to appeal it.14 September 2026 · 7 min
SEZ & Zones · ExplainerFree Trade Warehousing Zone in India: Duty Free Trading HubFor foreign suppliers, third country traders and Indian importers who used a Gulf free zone as their regional stock point and now need a second, stable base.10 September 2026 · 6 min
Courts & Tribunals · UpdateGadiya v Union of India: When the Adjudicator Cites a GhostFor importers, exporters and taxpayers facing an order or notice that leans on case law nobody has checked, and for the advisors who draft the replies.3 September 2026 · 7 min
GST · GuideSection 74 GST Notice: The Three Tests After Tata SteelFor CFOs and tax heads deciding this week how to answer a Section 74 notice.26 August 2026 · 5 min
GST · UpdateSupreme Court on Section 74 CGST: Tata Steel SCN QuashedFor any business holding a GST demand built on an audit objection, and the advisors defending it.26 August 2026 · 6 min
Customs · UpdateCBIC's March 2026 Circulars on Returned Export CargoFor exporters whose cargo was turned back or diverted, and their forwarders and brokers.30 March 2026 · 4 min
DGFT & Trade Agreements · ExplainerQCTD Meaning and Process: DGFT Trade Dispute ResolutionFor exporters who have received a buyer's quality complaint, and importers with a supplier who did not deliver.23 December 2025 · 3 min
Customs · GuidePGA in Customs: Meaning, Agencies and Who Clears WhatFor any importer whose goods are held at the port, or who ships food, drugs, electronics, chemicals or plant material.24 October 2025 · 4 minFind more
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