HC held that an Order under Section 241A of the Act cannot be passed in a mechanical and routine manner. Refunds cannot be withheld just because the Notice under Section 143(2) of the Act has been issued and the Respondents want to verify the claim for deduction under Section 10AA of the Act.
Natarajan Purushothaman Vs ITO (ITAT Chennai) During appellate proceedings, the assessee submitted that he used to bring cash during visits to India and it was customary to provide some cash to the parents during such visit. The Ld. CIT(A), inter-alia, observed that the deposits of Rs.3.45 Lacs was stated to funded out of earlier withdrawals […]
Ravindra Joma Bhagat Vs ITO (ITAT Pune) ITAT noted that the delay of 2172 days are abnormal and the assessee could not explain reasons which really prevented the assessee in filing appeal in time before the ITAT except stating that due to advice of his Chartered Accountant/Consultant, in our opinion is not reasonable cause which […]
Rajkumar Tiwari Vs ITO (ITAT Ahmedabad) As regards the merit of the issue involved in this case relating to the addition of Rs.6,54,300/- made by the Assessing Officer under Section 69C of the Act by treating the cash payments made by the assessee against credit card purchases as unexplained expenditure, the learned Counsel for the […]
Vijay Vasantrao Mahadik Vs Addl. CIT (ITAT Pune) The assessee appears to have opened the foregoing bank account in the name of his erstwhile minor son Mr. Virendra Mahadik long back. He had also furnished his PAN number at the time of his minor son’s bank account opening. Mr. Jasnani vehemently argued that the learned […]
Tvl. Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited Vs Deputy Commissioner (CT) III (Madras High Court) Coming to the imposition of penalty and levy of interest under the impugned order, I am of the view that sustaining the same would be hyper-technical. No doubt, the petitioner has made an inadmissible claim of transition. However, I have noticed earlier […]
Items like agriculture produce, cloth and footwear consumed by poor are either exempt or attract GST at a lower rate of 5%/12%.
A nominal GST of 5% applies to curd, lassi, butter milk and paneer, when sold in pre-packaged and labelled form, and Ultra High Temperature (UHT) Further, a GST of 12% applies to condensed milk, butter, ghee and cheese.
Question of Government issuing any direction to CBDT to relax the PAN-Aadhaar linking norms does not arise.
Government has hiked GST on over two dozen goods and services, ranging from unbranded food items to curd, buttermilk
