Courts: Bombay High Court
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Income Tax
Income Tax
Assessment beyond a period of four years can not be re-opened where there is full and true disclosure of all material facts by assessee
Income Tax
Income Tax
If assessee has made a full and true disclosure of all material facts for his assessment, action of re-opening assessment beyond a period of four years would stand barred
Income Tax
Income Tax
A dress designer is an artist for purposes of section 80RR
Income Tax
Income Tax
Where proceeding resulting in refund is not delayed for reasons attributable to assessee, interest u/s. 244A cannot be denied
Finance
Finance
Right of nominee to exclusion of others
Income Tax
Income Tax
Once the tax is deducted at source, the same cannot be levied once again on the assessee who has suffered the deduction
Income Tax
Income Tax
High Court has power to review its judgement u/s 260A
Income Tax
Income Tax
Deduction claimed u/s, 80-IA not to be reduced from the profits of business while computing deduction under section 80HH
Income Tax
Income Tax
No substantial question of law would arise especially in a situation where a finding of fact is not demonstrated to be contrary to the evidence on the record
Income Tax
Income Tax
Unless a sense of hierarchical discipline is observed, while implementing fiscal legislation, exercise of powers would be rendered arbitrary and subject to whim and caprice of Assessing Officers
Income Tax
Income Tax
Award by arbitrator is within ambit of transmission by operation of law
Income Tax
Income Tax
An unregistered private trust cannot open a Demat account in its name and in the name of Gods or Goddesses
Income Tax
Income Tax
In order to attract provisions of section 41(1)(a), there must be a remission or cessation of the trading liability and consequently a benefit must enure to assessee
Income Tax
Income Tax
