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Beyond Procedural Lapse: Delhi High Court Rules GST Proceedings Against Non-Existent Entity Void ab initio
The Delhi High Court examined whether tax authorities can pursue proceedings against a company that has ceased to exist following a court-approved amalgamation. The case centered on show cause notices and orders issued in the name of a defunct entity, despite clear notification of the merger to tax authorities. The judgment addresses fundamental questions about legal personality, procedural validity, and the limits of statutory provisions in rectifying jurisdictional errors.
India Tax
MA
Metalegal Advocates
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SEC Revises Recent Draft Circular On Online Lending Platforms; Issues A New Version
The Securities and Exchange Commission of the Philippines has issued a revised draft circular addressing the regulation of online lending platforms, introducing significant changes from its initial March 2026 proposal. The new guidelines aim to lift the existing moratorium on new online lending platforms while establishing comprehensive prudential, disclosure, and market conduct requirements for financing and lending companies operating in the digital space.
Philippines Finance
SS
SyCip Salazar Hernandez & Gatmaitan
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July 2026 Visa Changes: What Employers Should Check Now
From 1 July 2026, Australian visa application charges and salary thresholds for employer-sponsored workers are set to increase through annual indexation. While the visa fee increase is expected to be around 3%, the Core Skills Income Threshold will rise from $76,515 to $79,499, creating timing and budgeting considerations for employers preparing sponsorship applications. Should employers rush to lodge before the deadline, or does incomplete documentation pose greater risks than higher costs?
Australia Immigration
RM
Roam Migration Law
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Queensland Productivity Commission Puts EPBC Act Reforms Under The Microscope
The Queensland Productivity Commission has launched a public inquiry into the 2025 EPBC Act reforms, examining their impact on Queensland businesses and industries. With an interim report due later this year and final recommendations by April 2027, stakeholders now have a critical opportunity to submit evidence on regulatory burdens, compliance costs, and operational impacts.
Australia Environment
HR
Holding Redlich
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