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Neo Built through its proprietor Vs ETO-cum-Proper Officer and another (Punjab and Haryana High Court) For the purpose of calculating the period of thirty days for filing application for revocation of cancellation of registration under sub-section (1) of section 30 of the Act and where cancellation order was passed upto 12.06.2020, the later of the […]
AO committed an error in summarily rejecting the appeal filed by the petitioner and also rejecting the request to condone the delay in filing the appeal without assigning proper, valid and cogent reasons and that the same deserves to be set aside.
The Honble High Court observed that in terms of Section 30 of the Employees’ Compensation Act, 1923, a challenge to the order of a Commissioner can be made only on a substantial question of law. The present case was totally factual in nature and no substantial question of law took place.
ITAT Kolkata held that original assessment was made under section 143(3)/147, i.e. scrutiny assessments. Further, there was no fresh information available with the revenue. Hence, reopening of assessments relying on the same information is invalid.
Delhi High Court held that the remedy of arbitration provided in section 11 of the SARFAESI Act cannot override the special remedies stipulated under the set of special laws, and therefore even statutory arbitration cannot derogate from a remedy available to a lender for enforcing a security interest and the doctrine of election is simply not available. Quite clearly, matters covered by special laws, which create special rights, to be adjudicated and enforced by special forums, under special procedures, in this case the DRT, are non-arbitrable.
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Recently the CBDT has released a notification specifying the extension of due dates of Income Tax Returns and TDS Forms. The following due dates are extended: Income Tax Return – Due date is extended to 07th November 2022(earlier the due date was 31st October 2022.) TDS Form 26Q – Due date is extended to 30th November 2022(earlier due date was 31st October 2022.)
CBDT has released draft common Income Tax Return Form by merging all the existing returns of income except ITR-7 for all taxpayers barring trusts and non-profit organizations, to which all stakeholders and general public can provide inputs up to December 15.
