Bharat’s GST on Real Estate & Works Contracts by Ramesh Chandra Jena
Navigate the most heavily scrutinized sector in Indian indirect taxation. Bharat's GST on Real Estate & Works Contracts (4th Edition, 2026) by Adv. Ramesh Chandra Jena is the definitive guide to compliance and litigation in the construction and property sectors.
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✔ Complete Sector Breakdown: Master the complex tax structures governing Real Estate Projects (REP), Residential Real Estate Projects (RREP), and Joint Development Agreements (JDA).
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✔ RERA & GST Integration: The only manual that successfully links GST compliance with the strict mandates of the Real Estate (Regulations and Development) Act, 2016.
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✔ Input Tax Credit Mastery: Actionable guidance on calculating, claiming, and reversing Input Tax Credit when making both exempted and taxable supplies.
Taxmann’s GST Law & Practice by Arpit Haldia
Stop hunting through multiple volumes and scattered circulars to understand a single provision. Taxmann's GST Law & Practice (8th Edition, 2026) by Dr. Arpit Haldia is the ultimate single-volume, provision-centric compendium of Indian Goods and Services Tax.
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✔ The Three-Layer Treatment: Every operative section of the CGST and IGST Acts is presented with its Statutory text, Regulatory rules (and circulars), and Judicial precedents—all on the same page.
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✔ Fully Updated for 2026: Integrates every amendment from the Finance Act 2026 and tracks CBIC circulars through late 2025 (up to Circular 254/11/2025-GST).
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✔ Litigation Ready: Features the complete text of the new GSTAT Procedure Rules 2025 and preserves the historical amendment trail of every section for arguing past tax periods.
Taxmann’s Customs Law & Practice by Kishore Harjani
Stop jumping between bare acts, scattered circulars, and disconnected case laws. Taxmann's Customs Law & Practice (1st Edition, August 2026) by former PwC expert Kishore Harjani is the ultimate single-volume commentary integrating the entire Indian customs ecosystem.
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✔ The Statute-to-Rule Bridge: Consolidates the Customs Act 1962 and the Customs Tariff Act 1975, placing statutory provisions directly alongside their enabling Rules, Regulations, and CBIC Circulars.
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✔ Finance Act 2026 Ready: Fully updated till August 1, 2026, featuring a dedicated guide to the latest customs amendments.
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✔ Highly Operational: Includes 18 separate Rules of Origin frameworks (up to the India–UK CETA Rules 2026) and 138 practical worked illustrations for duty computation and pre-deposits.
Commercial’s How to Handle GST Notices Scrutiny, Assessment and Adjudication by Rakesh Garg
Stop panicking when the Revenue Department knocks. How to Handle GST Notices, Scrutiny, Assessment and Adjudication (4th Edition, April 2026) is the ultimate procedural survival guide for navigating GST litigation. Authored by veteran indirect tax experts Rakesh Garg and Sandeep Garg.
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✔ Fully Updated for 2026: Integrates every amendment introduced by the Finance Act, 2026, keeping you ahead of the latest departmental compliance tactics.
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✔ Actionable Defence Strategies: Master the exact procedures for replying to notices, handling return scrutiny, and navigating complex adjudication processes.
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✔ Judicial Backing: Combines procedural clarity with deep legal analysis, supported by the latest, high-impact judicial pronouncements.
Commercial’s GST Appeals and Appellate Tribunal by Rakesh Garg
Master the art of indirect tax litigation. Commercial’s GST Appeals and Appellate Tribunal – Drafting, Pleading & Practice (Edition 2026) is the ultimate procedural and strategic guide for the newly operationalized GSTAT. Authored by veteran indirect tax experts Rakesh Garg and Sandeep Garg.
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✔ Litigation Masterclass: Learn exactly how to draft, file, plead, and argue appeals effectively at the First Level and before the GSTAT.
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✔ Ready-to-Use Templates: Includes over 50+ specimen formats of appeals, applications, and procedural documents.
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✔ Strategic & Substantive: Combines procedural clarity with deep legal discussions, supported by crucial judicial precedents and legal maxims.