by Unnathi Partners | Jul 30, 2026 | blog, GST & Tax
A GST e-way bill error can stop a shipment cold. A missed digit. A wrong PIN code. A delivery order that changed at the last minute. None of it means unpaid tax. Yet Section 129 of the CGST Act is strict. It lets officers demand up to 200% of the GST involved. Only...
by Unnathi Partners | Jun 29, 2026 | blog, FEMA
Every year, thousands of Indians working abroad decide to buy a home in India — whether as an investment, a future retirement base, or simply to stay connected. What looks straightforward — use your Indian bank account to pay the seller — turns out to have multiple...
by Unnathi Partners | Jun 29, 2026 | blog
Getting the tariff heading wrong can set off a chain of demand notices, interest, penalties, and years of litigation. What’s less often said is that many GST and customs classification disputes are decided not by the law itself, but by who makes the better case....
by Unnathi Partners | Jun 12, 2026 | blog, GST & Tax
Under the normal scheme of GST, the supplier of goods or services collects tax from the buyer and pays it to the government. The Reverse Charge Mechanism in GST (RCM) flips that responsibility: in specified cases, the recipient of the supply pays GST directly to the...
by Unnathi Partners | Feb 11, 2026 | blog
Quick Answer: What Changed in Budget 2026? Budget 2026 removes the ₹10 lakh export cap, enabling unlimited-value courier shipments. The new ‘return to origin’ framework solves e-commerce returns challenges. KYC requires only GSTIN for businesses or Aadhaar...