The Delhi High Court dismisses appeals against Maruti Suzuki, ruling that tax issues previously settled by the Supreme Court and other binding precedents cannot be reopened.
The ITAT Bangalore ruled that tax additions cannot be based on uncorroborated loose papers, reiterating a Supreme Court precedent that such documents have no evidentiary value.
The Madras High Court ruled that the CBDT circular requiring a 20% pre-deposit for tax demand is not mandatory, emphasizing that tax authorities must use quasi-judicial discretion.
ITAT Bangalore mandates working capital adjustments and excludes functionally different comparables in a transfer pricing case, directing a fresh benchmarking analysis.
ITAT Bangalore remands a trust’s 80G cancellation, citing a violation of natural justice. The trust gets a fresh opportunity to prove the genuineness of its activities.
ITAT Bangalore remands a case where an email address was ignored, violating natural justice. The assessee gets a fresh chance to prove his land was agricultural.
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ITAT Jaipur deletes additions on unsecured loans and partners’ capital for Vikas Oil Mill, citing sufficient evidence like ITRs and cash books to prove their genuineness.
ITAT Pune remands Life Eternal Trust’s 80G application, directing CIT(E) to provide one more opportunity for the trust to submit evidence of its activities.
Delhi High Court dismissed the writ petition and imposed cost of Rs. 50,000/- for non-participating in proceedings relating to utilization of inadmissible ITC received from non-existent firm. Further, petitioner is directed to avail appellate remedy.
