ITAT Bangalore held that TCS credit is allowed to the entity conducting the business, irrespective of the fact that the liquor license was in the name of another person. Accordingly, TCS credit allowed.
ITAT Bangalore allows Vyoma Technologies to claim GST late fees and interest as business deductions, ruling them compensatory, not penal, under Section 37(1).
ITAT Bangalore ruled CIT(A)’s rejection of Smt. Prameela Parameshwar’s appeal for non-payment of advance tax invalid, as the addition was based on incorrect information.
In Buhler India Pvt. Ltd. Vs DCIT, the ITAT Bangalore directed the Assessing Officer to verify and grant TDS credit as per the income reflected in Form 26AS.
ITAT Bangalore remands appeal after delay caused by FAA notice sent to outdated email, directing fresh review and updated contact details for proper adjudication.
ITAT Bangalore held that imposition of penalty under section 271D of the Income Tax Act unwarranted as reasonable cause shown for accepting the cash on account of sale of immovable property.
ITAT Bangalore held that disallowance of agricultural expenses based on estimation is unsustainable without concrete evidence, ruling in favor of A.S. Srinath (HUF).
ITAT Bangalore rules that deemed dividend u/s 2(22)(e) can’t be assessed by double deeming unless the assessee receives a direct benefit from the company’s payment.
ITAT Bangalore condoned delay of 601 days on the ground that assessee was not having access to mail id mentioned in Form 35 and hence assessee was not aware about ex-parte passing of appellate order. Thus, delay condoned on reasonable cause shown.
ITAT Bangalore held penalty initiation under Sections 271D/271E must be noted in assessment order; temporary family loans without interest are not penalized as deposits.
