Taxmann’s Students Guide To GST & Customs Law by Vinod K Singhania
Taxmann's Students Guide To GST & Customs Law by Vinod K Singhania - 14th Edition January 2026. Students' Guide to GST & Customs Law is a comprehensive, application-driven textbook that presents GST and Customs Law as a unified, fully operational indirect tax system in India. It goes beyond statutory explanation to focus on the practical working of levy, valuation, place and time of supply, exemptions, input tax credit, and compliance, while giving equal depth to customs duties and procedures. Structured on a teach-yourself methodology, the book systematically bridges theory with analytical reasoning and problem-based application. Updated up to 1st January 2026, it functions as an authoritative classroom text, self-study guide, and examination companion for CA, CS, CMA, and other students of indirect taxation.
Taxmann’s GST & Customs Law (University Edition) by K.M Bansal
Taxmann's GST & Customs Law (University Edition) by K.M Bansal - 13th Edition January 2026. GST & Customs Law (Incorporating GST 2.0) is a comprehensive, statute-based textbook that presents GST and Customs Law as a unified indirect tax and compliance framework. Fully updated with amendments up to 31st December 2025, the 13th Edition integrates the GST 2.0 reforms (September 2025), capturing the shift towards structural correction, rate rationalisation, and simplified, trust-based compliance. The book follows a concept-first, illustration-driven pedagogy, explaining each topic through statutory provisions, rule mechanics, numerical illustrations, and exam-oriented practice. Designed for commerce students, CA aspirants, faculty, and tax professionals, it serves as both a strong foundational text and a practical reference for execution.
Centax’s Guide to New Mega Customs Exemption by R.K. Jain
Centax's Guide to New Mega Customs Exemption by R.K. Jain - Edition November 2025. R.K. Jain’s Guide to New Mega Customs Exemption offers an authoritative analysis of Notification No. 45/2025-Cus., dated 24-10-2025, which consolidates 31 separate customs exemption notifications into a unified, transparent framework. Authored by CA. Kishore Harjani, the book provides detailed comparative tables, analytical commentary, and HSN mapping to help professionals interpret the revised structure. It explains the policy rationale behind this major trade facilitation reform and cross-references linked notifications (44/2025–47/2025-Cus.). This Edition serves as a vital resource for tax experts, legal practitioners, policymakers, and trade professionals navigating India’s new customs exemption regime.
