In case of Balaji Mines And Minerals Pvt Ltd vs ACIT, Bombay High Court ruled that reassessment cannot be based solely on reasons borrowed from other departments or reports, such as Justice M.B. Shah Commission Report.
Introduction Conventionally, the tangible assets are preferred as collaterals in financing businesses by the financial institutions. Over the period of time, these tangible assets’ value tends to depreciate. However, with the advancement in science and technology, intangible assets like intellectual property rights are becoming the way of financing many businesses around the world. Usually, the […]
In the case of Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Pvt Ltd vs. ACIT, ITAT Delhi directed the Transfer Pricing Officer (TPO) and Assessing Officer (AO) to delete the adjustment made on account of the arm’s length price (ALP) of export commission payment.
Chennai ITAT ruled that the notice issued by the Assessing Officer (AO) under section 153C of the Income Tax Act for the subject assessment year was barred by limitation and void ab initio
Explore the case of Mahesh Gurram Vs ITO, where ITAT Vishakhapatnam dismisses the appeal as time barred due to insufficient cause for delay. Read the detailed analysis here.
Karnataka High Court ruled that goods can’t be detained solely for lack of original invoice during transport. Detailed analysis of the case & its implications.
Even if income of Non-resident on which tax is deducted, is not taxable in India, credit is to be given for TDS on such income and excess TDS is to refunded to taxpayer.
Delhi High Court quashes a defective Show Cause Notice on GST demand, ruling it vague and lacking details. Detailed analysis and implications provided.
Delhi High Court orders re-adjudication in the Anita Bansal Vs Union of India case due to the petitioner’s inability to attend the hearing regarding Input Tax Credit (ITC) following her husband’s death.
CENVAT Credit Rules, 2004 or CENVAT Credit Rules, 2002 are framed under Central Excise Act, 1944. This Act applies to whole of India but not beyond. When Central Excise Act itself does not extend outside India, neither will CENVAT Credit Rules. Therefore, it is impossible for anyone outside India to avail benefit of CENVAT credit.
