- HC : Copy of Delhi HC-judgment holding redemption fine forms part of ‘duty, interest, penalty’ under SVLDRS
- SC : Rajasthan’s VAT exemption to locally manufactured Asbestos-Sheets & Bricks, discriminatory under Article 304(a); Strikes-down Notification
- SC upholds tax on ink & chemicals utilized in lottery-ticket printing under works contract
- SC : Ink & chemicals used in lottery-ticket-printing under works-contract taxable as 'sale'; Finds tangible transfer
- SC : Upholds ITC benefit for purchaser-dealer despite selling-dealer's failure to deposit tax
To promote women's involvement in international trade, CBIC issues circular outlining certain steps such as ensuring women's representation in Permanent Trade Facilitation Committee (PTFC) and Customs Clearance Facility Committee (CCFC) meetings via women's associations; Also suggests incorporating at least one agenda item from a women's perspective, and encouraging trade bodies and custodians to establish dedicated help desks and processing mechanisms for women traders and logistics service providers, and providing support for upskilling women in logistics services, freight forwarding, and customs brokerage through relevant training programs
Circular No.2/2024-Customs dated March 8, 2024
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