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Rajkot ITAT's Order for Shri Ketan Prabhulal Dalsaniya

Wife’s Income Taxed, Husband Can’t Be Taxed Again by AO: Rajkot ITAT

While accepting that the income discovered to be belonging to the taxpayer’s wife in scrutiny assessment was duly offered to tax, the Rajkot ITAT condemned the I-T Department from taking the opposite opinion and taxing it in the hands of the assessee according to the foundation that his wife was not functioning any business. The […]

Chandigarh ITAT's Order In Case of Manuj Jain HUF verses Pr. CIT

Chandigarh ITAT: Higher Official Can’t Use Revisionary Authority U/S 263 if AO Conducted a Proper Investigation

Finding that the taxpayer operates seasonal trade in hosiery items duly backed by documentary proof, which AO investigated accepting the said transactions and resultant profit has been carried to tax, the Chandigarh ITAT said that the PCIT cannot be allowed to invoke his jurisdiction under section 263 only because he assumes that there is the […]

Delhi ITAT's Order In Case of ITO versus Surender Dalal

AO Failed to Prove Link B/W Tangible Material & Escaped Income, Delhi ITAT Deletes the Re-assessment Order

On discovering that the need of application of mind is not in the instant case, the Delhi ITAT ruled that the reassessment incurred in section 143(3) read with section 147 of the Income Tax Act, 1961, is poor in law and therefore, the re-assessment order is suppressed. ITAT said that no independent application of mind […]

Madras HC’s Order for M/s.Sri Sasthaa Constructions

Madras HC Instructs AO to Permit Credit of Purchase Tax Paid Under TNGST Act, 2017

The Madras High Court ruled the Assessing Officer (AO) to permit the transitional credit of purchase tax paid under Section 140 of the TNGST Act, 2017, if the applicant had paid “purchase tax” under Section 12(1) of the TNVAT Act. The bench of Justice C. Saravanan noted that the applicant deserves an opportunity to safeguard […]

Madras HC's Order for Reckitt Benckiser (India) Limited

Madras HC Criticizes the Way AO to Classify Harpic and Lizol Under 28% GST Rate

The Madras High Court ruled that Ao’s classification of Harpic and Lizol under the 28% GST slab rate is without consideration. The bench of Justice Mohammed Shaffiq noted that when complaints are raised, a duty is cast on the assessing authority to apply its mind to the objections and deal with each one of them. […]

Delhi HC's Order for S.A. Chitra Ventures Ltd

Delhi HC: Absence of Any Variation Income, AO Can’t Allocate a Draft Assessment Order

Delhi High Court judgment in the case of CIT Vs S.A. Chitra Ventures Ltd. specifies the jurisdiction of Assessing Officers (AOs) in passing draft assessment orders. The ruling of the court specifies the restrictions on AO’s authority in the absence of any variation in income or loss. Detailed Analysis in the Case of S.A. Chitra […]

Kolkata ITAT's Order for Ankit Impex Marketing Services Pvt. Ltd

Kolkata ITAT Cancels the Addition Made by AO Without Examine Expenditure Nature

Kolkata ITAT eliminates additions made without scrutinizing the expenditure nature of fetching that the expenses were made for the business purposes at the time of operation of a business, towards which the taxpayer has provided all the basic information which was not reviewed via AO, the addition made by AO is been deleted by the […]

Assesses to File ITR-7 Liable For AOPs Tax Rate

CBDT Amends ITR-7 Permitting Assesses Taxable Income to File ITR-7 for AOPs Tax Rate

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) through its Notification No. 94/2023 dated 31/10/2023 has introduced changes to the ITR-7 form to accommodate the taxable income of individuals eligible to file the ITR-7 form under the tax rates applicable to AOP, which aligns with the slab rates applicable to individuals. The CBDT has issued the […]

Allahabad HC's Order for M/S Bajrang Trading Company

Allahabad HC: Extraordinary Jurisdiction Under Article 226 Applicable Only with Inherent Lack of Jurisdiction Claim

The Allahabad High Court recently ruled that allegations of law violations cannot be addressed under the extraordinary jurisdiction of the Court, as outlined in Article 226 of the Indian Constitution unless there is a claim of inherent lack of jurisdiction. Read Also: Allahabad HC: For Claiming GST Credit, Petitioner Must Prove the Transaction’s Genuineness Beyond […]

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