The Supreme Court of India reaffirms charitable status for Water and Land Management Training and Research Institute, ensuring environmental protection.
The ITAT Delhi directs re-evaluation of the nature of sold land in the Chander Mani Sharma Vs ITO case, emphasizing the importance of the sale deed for determining agricultural status.
In a significant ruling, ITAT Ahmedabad declares an assessment order void, passed in the name of a non-existent entity after a court-approved amalgamation.
In Narayan Dattarao Giram Vs ITO, ITAT Pune grants the assessee another chance due to a Chartered Accountant change resulting in non-receipt of notices.
Delhi High Court orders re-adjudication for Assessment Year 2019-20, regarding income from the sale of khadi yarn, emphasizing verification of additional documents.
Read Jharkhand High Court’s judgment on Kamaladitya Construction’s case challenging a 7-year gap in show cause notice. Is it unreasonable? Find out.
Explore the intricacies of capital gains on Joint Development Agreements (JDAs) and the exemption under Section 54 of the Income Tax Act. Learn how to calculate capital gains, conditions for exemption, and the benefits it offers to landowners. Make informed decisions with insights from tax professionals. Read now
Unlock the intricacies of Income Tax Section 194A: TDS on interest payments beyond specified thresholds, excluding interest on securities. Learn about the applicability, rates, and compliance under this section. Dive into detailed insights on interest from fixed deposits, bonds, unsecured loans, loans and advances, and payments to Non-Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs). Understand the obligations of the payer, including TDS deduction, deposit, issuing certificates, and reporting in income tax returns. Stay tax-compliant with this comprehensive guide.
Instances arise where NBFCs fail to accurately calculate interest on these deposits, especially when it comes to considering the compounding frequency (RESTS) on a monthly, quarterly, or yearly basis.
Ld. AO has disallowed the provision for sick leave amounting to Rs. 80,51,334/- which has already been disallowed by the assessee in its computation of taxable income. Para 5.15 of CIT(A)’s order at page 17 refers. Therefore, sustenance thereof will amount to double disallowance.
