"Mr.Kapil Goel B.Com(H) FCA LLB, Advocate Delhi High Court advocatekapilgoel@gmail.com, 9910272804 Mr Goel is a bachelor of commerce from Delhi University (2003) and is a Law Graduate from Merrut University (2006) and Fellow member of ICAI (Nov 2004). At present, he is practicing as an Advocate Delhi High Court. His expertise lies in Direct Tax litigation and prompt in-depth analysis of latest Case Laws. He has represented more than 1000 cases at appellate authorities incl. ITAT and High Court level. He is member of Direct tax representation committee in All India Federation of Direct Tax Practioners for interaction with CBDT and Ministry of Finance. He is awarded as best speaker emerging talent (Direct taxes) by NIRC-ICAI (2011; 2015) He is designated faculty for International Taxation Certificate Course being conducted by Committee of International Taxation ICAI.He is also nominated as a co-opted member of Committee on International Taxation for the year 2020-21 by ICAI. Addressed more than 1100 seminars in Bar Associations and Training in Corporates and ICAI branches/Study Circles/ Regional Councils/Direct tax Committee etc."
ITAT Delhi rules only actual income from bogus sales/purchases can be taxed. Disallows additions exceeding declared income. Key insights into tax assessment process.
Mechanical approval under Section 153D invalidates assessment orders, per ITAT Delhi in Kavita Jain vs DCIT. Analysis of procedural lapses and judicial precedents.
Delhi High Court quashes notices issued under Section 148 due to lack of sanction from competent authority, emphasizing compliance with tax laws.
Supreme Court rules non-furnishing of approval under Section 151 fatal for reassessment, affirming Delhi High Court’s decision in ITO Vs Tia Enterprises Pvt. Ltd.
Detailed analysis of Bombay High Court’s ruling on Hexaware Technologies Ltd vs ACIT. Invalid notice under Section 148 scrutinized. Time limitation, violation of CBDT Circular, faceless regime, jurisdictional conditions, change of opinion, and more explored.
Dive into the recent Supreme Court judgment on State of Bihar & Ors vs Ziqitza Health Care Ltd., highlighting the significance of explanatory notes in balance sheets.
The Bombay High Court recently delivered a significant judgment in the case of New India Assurance Company Limited Vs ACIT, reshaping the landscape of tax law.
The recent ruling by the Delhi ITAT in the case of Aggarwal Vidya Pracharni Sabha vs. PCIT has brought to light significant issues regarding the jurisdictional authority in registration cancellation under Section 12AB(4). The order, dated 08.01.2024, has declared the cancellation by PCIT Central as without jurisdiction.
Explore the recent Gujarat High Court judgment in PCIT Vs KGY Glass Industries (P) Ltd regarding the denial of concessional tax rate due to a technical glitch in filing Form 10-IC under section 115BAA for AY 2020-21.
Gujarat High Court invalidates assessment reopening due to lack of nexus between petitioner and unsecured loans. Detailed analysis and conclusions.
