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Delhi ITAT's Order in The Case of Ashok Kumar vs. Income Tax Officer, Ward 1(5)

ITAT Delhi: Tax Deduction U/S 54F Not Allowed for Property Bought in Mother’s Name

The Delhi Bench of the ITAT decided that a taxpayer could not claim a tax deduction for buying a house because the property was registered in their mother’s name An individual taxpayer, Ashok Kumar, has faced scrutiny for the AY 2015-16. An income tax return (ITR) has been furnished by the taxpayer specifying an income […]

Delhi HC's Order in the Case of Parag Keshav Bopardikar Vs. Income Tax Officer

Delhi HC Grants Relief to NRI After Buyer’s TDS Filing Error Triggers Income Tax Notice

A Non-Resident Indian (NRI) residing in the US is facing an unexpected ordeal after selling his Pune property for ₹2 crore, despite complying with all regulations. The issue emerges when the buyer deposits 20% TDS on the sale via the wrong form. NRIs’ records of tax have come into discrepancy from this mistake, as well […]

Kolkata ITAT's Order In Case of M/s Lahoti India Ltd. vs. ITO

ITAT Kolkata Deletes INR 1 Crore Addition, Says Amount Refunded Cannot Be Treated as Income

While deleting an addition of ₹1 crore made by the tax authorities on advances received by the company, the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), Kolkata Bench, ruled in favour of Lahoti India Ltd., stating that since the money was refunded before the parties, it cannot be considered taxable income. The taxpayer, Lahoti India Ltd, has […]

Kolkata CESTAT's Order In Case of M/s. Roy’s Institute of Competitive Examination Pvt Ltd vs. Principal Commissioner of Service Tax-I

CESTAT Kolkata: No Service Tax on Hostel Fees for Non-Residential Coaching Courses

No service tax is to be imposed on hostel fees received for non-residential courses conducted by the coaching institute, the Kolkata Bench of the CESTAT has held. The Bench of Ashok Jindal (Judicial Member) and K. Anpazhakan (Technical Member) has cited that “the stand-alone hostel charges collected for non-residential courses, have no connection with Commercial […]

Surat ITAT's Order in The Case of Shree Kuberji Developers vs. The ACIT

Surat ITAT: Rental Income Can’t Be Taxed Twice; Directs AO to Verify and Adjust Across Assessment Years

The Surat bench of the ITAT states that if a rental income is proposed for taxation in one assessment year, it will be reduced by the assessing officer from the income of another assessment year. The case was remitted by the bench to the AO’s file to validate the taxpayer’s claim. The taxpayer has furnished the revised […]

Delhi ITAT's Order in The Case of Rachita Sahgal vs. ACIT

ITAT Delhi Sets Aside ₹42.94 Lakh Tax Addition for Wrongful Use of Section 153C

The tax additions of ₹42.94 lakh each against the Gurgaon-based couple, Rachita Sahgal and Vivek Sahgal, have been rejected by the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT), Delhi Bench, citing that the department wrongly invoked Section 153C of the Income Tax Act. According to the bench, the seized documents merely “pertained to” the taxpayers, rather than […]

CBDT Prepares the Ground for New Income Tax Bill Implementation

CBDT Initiates Workforce Training Ahead of 2026 Income Tax Bill Rollout

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), in anticipation of the passage of the upcoming Income Tax Bill, has established an implementation program. As per the action plan for FY 2025-26, the Board aims to educate at least half of its workforce by the end of March. The new Income Tax Bill, following its introduction […]

Madras HC's Order in The Case of Dhanapal Eswari vs. The Income Tax Officer

Madras HC Grants Relief to Gas Distributor After Income Tax Notice Missed Due to Email Change

A writ appeal filed by a gas cylinder and stove distributor has been partly allowed by the Madras High Court, which set aside the condition imposed by a single judge to pay 15% of the disputed tax amount. Dhanapal Eswari, a distributor of gas cylinders and stoves, couldn’t file her Income Tax Return for Assessment […]

SC's Order in The Case of Shital Fibers Limited vs. Commissioner of Income Tax

SC: Export Profit Deductions U/S 80-HH Can Be Computed Without Reducing Income by 80-IA/80-IB Claims

The Supreme Court, while responding to a reference, ruled that deductions under Sections 80-IA and 80-IB of the Income Tax Act are not required to be reduced from the gross total income before computing deductions under other provisions, such as Section 80-HH for export profits. The verdict was handed by a bench of Justices Abhay […]

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