Explore ITAT Pune’s decision in Americhem Polymers vs ACIT. Key issue: Weighted deduction u/s 35(2AB) disallowance for non-submission of DSIR report.
In the case of Navneet Dutta Vs ACIT, ITAT Delhi allowed rectification in the revised return, even though the original return was filed late. ITAT remitted the issue to the Assessing Officer to consider the revised return and make an order in accordance with the law.
In the case of Srimathi Pichara Vs ITO, ITAT Hyderabad set aside ex-parte addition of cash deposits made during demonetization period under Section 69A of Income Tax Act. ITAT directed Assessing Officer to readjudicate the matter after providing an opportunity to assessee to produce relevant documents for fact verification
ITAT Delhi held that if a matter is restored to AO for passing a rectification order, the penalty imposed under Section 271(1)(c) of Income Tax Act does not survive. The appeal was filed by the assessee against the penalty order.
In the case of Amrita Jhaveri Vs DCIT, ITAT Mumbai ruled that non-resident individuals are not required to disclose assets held outside India in their Indian income tax returns. The ITAT quashed the re-assessment order based on vague and general reasons, stating that income chargeable to tax had escaped assessment.
ITAT Delhi has ruled that additions made under Section 153C of Income Tax Act cannot be sustained without any incriminating material found during a search and seizure operation.
ITAT Kolkata has ruled that the delay in filing Form 67 should not lead to the denial of relief under Section 90 of the Income Tax Act. The case involves Sobhan Lal Gangopadhyay’s appeal against the order of the National Faceless Appeal Centre (CIT(A)), concerning the claim of tax relief paid in the Republic of Korea. This judgment follows a similar decision in the Sonakshi Sinha case.
A comprehensive analysis of the ITAT Delhi’s recent ruling in the case of Ballabh Prasad Aggarwal Vs ACIT, involving income tax addition on supposed long-term capital gains from jewellery sale.
ITAT Mumbai held that addition made on account of foreign exchange loss unsustainable as the same is duly allowed as deduction by the Tribunal in past
ITAT Chandigarh held that invocation of revisionary powers under section 263 post due enquiry carried out by AO and assessment order passed with due application of mind is unjustified and untenable in law
