Goods & Service Tax (GST) 29 September 2026
India GST Updates: Casino Tax, ITR Extension, Software ITC, J&K Bills
The GST landscape in India sees diverse developments: Delta Corp and subsidiaries face a ₹116.43 crore demand over casino chip valuations; the Income Tax Return filing deadline for audit cases is extended to 21 Nov 2026; guidance on claiming Input Tax Credit for foreign software subscriptions is clarified; Jammu & Kashmir introduces four bills covering GST, ministers’ salaries and legislators’ allowances; a recent court ruling underscores that post‑interception e‑Way bills cannot cure Section 129 defaults; plus related tax policy debates and market reactions.
- Delta Corp casino tax demand – The company and its subsidiaries have been issued a GST demand of ₹116.43 crore related to the valuation of casino chips and entry packages. Details: Delta Corp GST demand
- ITR filing deadline extension – Audit‑case Income Tax Returns can now be filed up to 21 November 2026, giving taxpayers additional time to comply. Details: ITR deadline extension
- Foreign software subscription ITC – Indian businesses can claim Input Tax Credit on overseas software services by using reverse charge, self‑invoicing and proper reporting. Details: Software ITC guidance
- Jammu & Kashmir GST bills – The state assembly introduced four bills addressing GST amendment, ministers’ salaries, legislators’ allowances and pension provisions. Details: J&K bills
- E‑Way bill ruling – A court decision confirms that issuing an e‑Way bill after goods interception does not remedy a Section 129 default, emphasizing strict compliance. Details: E‑Way bill ruling
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