List of 3208 Parties booked for issuing fake Invoices and 9757 parties booked for availing fake Input Tax Credit with Name of the Party, GSTIN of the Party, PAN Number of the Part and Zone/DGGI where case has been booked.
CBDT clarifies that three Section 194N exemption notifications shall be deemed to be issued under fourth proviso to section 194N as amended by the FA, 2020.
The MoU will facilitate seamless sharing of certain Income-tax Return (ITR) related information by the Income Tax Department to MoMSME. This data will enable MoMSME to check and classify enterprises in Micro, Small and Medium categories as per the criteria notified in the Notification No. S.O. 2119(E) dated 26/06/2020 of MoMSME.
The issue under consideration is whether the benefit of section 54 of the Income Tax Act, being a beneficial provision, can be denied to the assessee due to non-compliance of procedural requirements?
With women becoming financially independent, there has been a surge in the number of women applicants applying for home loans from banks. This has, in turn, contributed to lenders offering numerous opportunities and schemes to women who dream of having their own home. The benefits offered range from lowered interest rates to easy eligibility requirements. […]
The issue under consideration is whether as per Section 43CB, profits and gains of a construction company mandatorily be determined on the basis of percentage completion method for revenue recognition?
The issue under consideration is whether assessee is justified in reducing the assessable value to the actual cost of production in the inter-unit transfer of goods?
The Supreme Court has reiterated that ‘dispute’ for the purpose of Section 8 of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code must truly exist in the facts and spurious, hypothetical and illusory
Blockchain as a term can be divided into two words i.e. block (a digital piece of information) and chain (number of information add-ups), which cannot be more than 1MB. It aims to provide Digital information that can be stored uniquely and cannot be edited further.
In business there are occasions when a capital asset is converted into stock-in-trade and stock-in-trade is converted into capital asset. There may also be occasions when an asset ceases to be a stock-in-trade. In this context, section 45(2) of the Income-Tax Act, 1961 (the Act) is relevant. For the sake of ready reference, section 45(2) is reproduced as follows :
