A Disciplinary Committee has closed a case against a Chartered Accountant, finding him not guilty of professional misconduct related to the delayed submission of an audit report.
The ICAI Disciplinary Committee has reprimanded and fined a CA for certifying company forms without verifying original records, leading to professional misconduct.
The ICAI Disciplinary Committee has reprimanded CA. Vivek Kumar for professional misconduct. The action follows his certification of a Spice form with unverified attachments and incorrect declarations.
ITAT Bangalore condones a 69-day delay in filing an appeal, citing COVID-19 as a reasonable cause. Case reassessed by CIT(A) for the 2010-11 assessment year
ITAT ruled that co-operative societies under the Karnataka Souharda Sahakari Act qualify for Section 80P deductions, allowing for the appeal to be reconsidered.
ITAT Bangalore imposes ₹1000 fine on taxpayer for non-appearance during assessment proceedings, payable to the PM Relief Fund. Case remitted for fresh consideration
CA Gaurav Kumar Bedi found guilty of professional misconduct by ICAI’s Disciplinary Committee, resulting in a one-year membership suspension and a Rs. 1,00,000 fine for audit failures.
ICAI fines CA Amber Garg ₹5,000 for accepting audit without NOC from previous auditor; warns of 30-day suspension for non-payment within 90 days.
Jay Bhavani Mata Trust withdrew its appeal after successful registration under Section 12A. ITAT Ahmedabad dismissed the appeal as withdrawn.
An ICAI Disciplinary Committee found CA. Sanjay Gupta not guilty of professional misconduct related to a Rs. 17 lakh fixed deposit discrepancy in audit reports for the Catholic Association of Bengal.
