Allahabad High Court held that the disciplinary proceedings against an officer VAT Commissioner cannot take place on information which is vague and indefinite and suspicion has no role to play in such matters when the department has taken a conscious decision not to challenge the order passed by the appellant and has allowed the same to attain finality.
Distribution revenue earned by assessee had already offered income as business income in terms of the Mutual Agreement Procedure (MAP) holding that 10% of the advertising and subscription revenue received from India should be deemed to be the net profit chargeable to tax in India, therefore, the additions made by AO were deleted.
CESTAT Delhi held that pipes, used in manufacture- production of oil needs repair- replacement, are capital goods. Hence, no excise duty can be charged on the scrap of the pipes produced- generated during the repair or maintenance of the pipes.
ITAT Mumbai held that the Department cannot swallow tax paid by the assessee and deny credit of tax deducted, which pertains to the assessee. AO cannot simply decline the credit of TDS. AO directed to allow the TDS credit after due verification.
Maximize Tax Savings AY 2023-24: Essential Documentation for Salary Deductions – A concise guide to documents required for claiming deductions.
In re Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys Limited (GST AAR Odisha) Q. Whether Service Received by a registered person by way of renting of residential premises used as guest house of the registered person is subject to GST under Forward Charge Mechanism (FCM) or Reverse Charge Mechanism. Ans:- Now, evaluating the question with reference to […]
Understanding Taxation of Black Money: Income Tax Act 1961 provisions on undisclosed foreign income/assets, tax rates, FMV calculations, and penalties.
Explore key tax implications of a slump sale under Section 50B, Income Tax Act 1961: Capital gains, net book value determination, and more. Essential guide for businesses.
As an NRI, if you are selling a property located in India, you would have faced an assertion from the buyer that they shall deduct from your sale proceeds, a tax equal to 20% + surcharge + education cess of the entire sales consideration.
Section 43B of the Income Tax Act amended: Deductions for payments to micro and small enterprises only if made within MSMED Act’s time limits.
