One place for our writing on tax and climate law, summaries of recent matters, and updates on the firm's client work.
The Carbon Credit Trading Scheme is taking shape. We unpack the legal architecture, the role of the Bureau of Energy Efficiency, and what early project developers should prepare for.
How cross-border carbon transfers under Article 6.2 and 6.4 are likely to interface with the CCTS - and what that means for project documentation today.
A practitioner's note on the contours of 'fraud, wilful misstatement or suppression' under Section 74 of the CGST Act, with reference to recent High Court rulings.
SEBI's BRSR Core framework moves disclosure from narrative to assured data. A practical view for boards and general counsel.
A High Court allowed our writ petition setting aside the rejection of an ITC refund claim on the export of services. The order clarifies the limitation framework under Rule 89(2) and the treatment of zero-rated supplies.
Appearing before CESTAT, we secured a favourable classification ruling for imported solar-tracking equipment, with the bench accepting our reliance on HSN explanatory notes and end-use evidence.
A summary of a recent matter where a substantial GST demand under Section 74 was set aside on the ground that the SCN did not disclose the foundational ingredients of suppression or wilful misstatement.
Concinnity Legal has been retained by a renewable energy project developer to advise on registration and methodology selection under the Indian Carbon Credit Trading Scheme.
We are pleased to be working with a listed manufacturing group on its first BRSR Core compliance cycle, including assurance-readiness and board-level disclosure governance.
Concinnity Legal has been empanelled as external counsel on the Indian GST and indirect tax litigation panel of a multinational consumer goods group.
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