Explore the crucial judgment of ITAT Delhi in the case of DCIT Vs Western Geco International Ltd. A deep dive into issues of taxation under Sections 44DA, 44B, and 44BB of the Income Tax Act.
ITAT Mumbai concurred with AO and CIT(A), highlighting that a Board Resolution doesn’t create a liability until implemented. The tribunal emphasized that costs for employee termination and lease termination arise when notice of termination is served.
Unraveling the case of Gopal Singh vs ITO, in which ITAT calls out the disregard of quasi-judicial authority. Understand the key facts, analysis, and implications of this significant ITAT ruling.
Analyzing the key implications of ITAT’s ruling in the case of ACIT Vs Jones Lang Lasalle Building Operation Pvt Ltd, highlighting the acceptability of business service charges for HR-related services provided by associate concerns.
ITAT Hyderabad in case of Telangana State Chapter Indian Radiological & Imaging Association vs ITO held that application for approval u/s. 80G(5) cannot be rejected solely for selecting wrong form.
Explore our in-depth analysis of the recent ITAT Bangalore ruling on Veereshayya Angadi Vs ITO case, focusing on the issue of penalty for excessive refund claims influenced by a tax consultant.
The CESTAT Chandigarh has ruled in favor of Mankoo Machine Tools in a pivotal case on SSI exemptions. This decision clarifies that family surnames can be used across separate entities without forfeiting SSI exemptions.
CESTAT held that post facto production of certificate entitled appellant to benefits of Exemption Notification No.108/95-CE. CESTAT Cited Supreme Court decision in case of Tullow India Operations Ltd.
Read the full text of the ITAT Mumbai order in the case of Nikhil Suryakant Shah vs ITO. The ITAT has deleted the addition for deemed interest on a loan given by the director to the company. Get the analysis and conclusion here.
The recent ruling by CESTAT on Chandigarh Transport Corporation Vs Commissioner of Central Excise has declared that the collection of Adda fee by transport corporations as part of statutory functions does not amount to “Business Auxiliary Service” (BAS).
