Demystify Income Tax Notices: Learn about various types, meanings, and effective responses. Explore notices under Section 143(1), scrutiny assessments, best judgment assessments, reassessment, demands, and surveys. Stay informed on recent tax laws to navigate the process seamlessly.
Explore the classification and exemption of Data Projectors (ZH 350, ZW350e, ZX 350e) in the CAAR Mumbai ruling. Understand the intricacies and pending matters.
Explore the Customs Authority ruling on ULDs by Pridel Private Limited in Mumbai. Learn about the exemption from Customs duty, clearance procedures, and the complexities involved in ULDs’ temporary import and re-export.
Central Registration Centre (CRC), an initiative by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) aimed at providing fast and efficient incorporation services. Learn about the services offered, name availability application process, resubmission guidelines, and more.
A comprehensive analysis of the provisions under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 relating to the restoration of attached properties. Explore how the Act balances the powers of the Enforcement Directorate and the rights of third parties.
Section 13(8)(b) and Section 8(2) of IGST Act are legal, valid, and constitutional & these provisions should operate exclusively within scope of IGST Act, and cannot be applied to levy tax on services under CGST
ITAT Delhi ruled in favor of appellant, holding that they had indeed complied with statutory notice and therefore levy of penalty under section 272A(1)(d) of the Act was not justifiable
ITAT Delhi’s verdict in the case of Gawar Constructions Co. Vs DCIT, illuminating the importance of clear particulars in the imposition of tax penalties. Understand how discrepancies between the initial ‘satisfaction’ and the grounds for penalty can lead to quashing of penalty orders.
ITAT Delhi’s decision in case of Sumita Devi Vs ITO, showcasing how chronic health conditions can impact filing of appeals and lead to ex parte orders.
ITAT Surat’s in case of Nileshkumar Chhaganbhai Vasoya Vs ITO, held that legal illiteracy of a common man is not an excuse for delay in filing appeal
