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The Gujarat High Court in a judgment for the matter of Shyamlal Rupchand Parwani vs. Assistant Commissioner of Income Tax (ACIT), stated that its position on the jurisdictional factors and procedural propriety concerning notices issued u/s 153C of the Income Tax Act, 1961. For taxpayers and the administration of tax law in India, this decision […]
The Gujarat high court has brought lightning news for all the exporter after scratching the deep down legitimacy of a provision under the goods and services tax (GST) that restrains the use of advance authorisation licenses.
Gujarat high court has given some relief to the exporters who have been charged for illegally availing tax exemptions as the court has told the anti-smuggling intelligence agency to behold their action against them.
The Gujarat High Court in its ruling addressed the issue of rejection of GST appeals due to non or delayed submission of certified copies of uploaded orders. The matter comprises Otsuka Pharmaceutical India Pvt. Ltd., a company engaged in the manufacture and export of pharmaceutical products, registered under the GST Act. On the GST portal, […]
The observations of the Gujarat High Court in an interim order have been removed by the Supreme Court on March 12 that statutory protection of the good faith clause u/s 157 of the Goods and Services Tax Act may not be available to the GST officers who operated a search operation in the instant case. […]
The decision of the Gujarat High Court, on a special civil application, while highlighting the binding nature of its directions on respondent authorities, remarked that once the Court furnishes the directions, it holds authority over the respondent authorities, and therefore, the respondent authorities are liable to comply with the directions that the Court issues when […]
In a significant legal judgment, the Gujarat High Court emphasized that companies involved in the development of infrastructure projects, such as roads and canals, are eligible for deductions under Section 80IA(4) of the Income Tax Act, 1961. The respondent, a Private Limited Company engaged in construction activities and infrastructure development projects like irrigation canals and […]
In a legal development, the Income Tax Assessment Order, citing violations of Section 144B of the Income Tax Act was invalidated by the Gujarat High Court. The applicant is an individual taxpayer primarily aimed for the following reliefs: The individual seeking the writ had asserted consistent filing of income tax returns and underwent income assessments […]
The recent ruling by the Gujarat High Court emphasized the necessity of concrete evidence and a legitimate rationale to support the notion that income has been overlooked in assessments. This decision holds considerable weight in evaluating the validity of reopening assessments when the reasons provided lack a direct link between the taxpayer and the contentious […]
