Indirect Tax Laws are a fascinating subject that is enjoyed by both tax enthusiasts and the majority of students. It contains both GST and Customs laws, however, the emphasis is on GST. It's a big topic that requires a lot of attention. GST provisions, GST procedural components, Custom laws, and FTP should all be considered.

Indirect taxes in general are a scoring paper as far as the CA final is concerned. There is a section that explains the provisions of tax laws and also many cases laws which may defeat the sections through court and some cases laws support the sections.

A good conceptual understanding is a must for this segment since there are exam questions that will be from particular cases' laws part and hence case laws play a good role in this subject.

Open mind and body towards the logic of cases and sections and apply those in a comprehensive and effective manner. This will help you to get a good view of the concepts hiding behind the legality.

Never do a heart study for this segment. Still, we can expect some level of practical questions from this segment. Take the pain of understanding new things.

Adopt a written mode of study rather than reading methods. Written means writing relevant key points of case laws and sections for easy revisions and not the full content.

For this course, students must have a complete grasp and understanding of the provisions. Furthermore, this is a subject in which different students study different materials.

Regardless, you must comprehend the provisions and be able to apply them in the questions, regardless of where you study. If you're not sure where to start, ICAI study materials are ideal.

Important questions include questions from small or format chapters as also mentioned above like Job work, Registration, Advance Ruling, Assessment and Audit, Accounts Records, and E-Way Bill, etc. Apart from these Offenses and penalties is a very important chapter for MCQs and brief questions as well.

Try to write the case laws in Three segments. First Fact of the cases, and second the decision taken by the supreme court. Make a good correlation with your exam questions.

For all the practical questions, try to correlate with the things you already learned. Try to write it in your own words. Good Introductory statement and good points and good conclusions.