Courts: Bombay High Court
Find latest Bombay High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, FEMA, IBC and other tax and commercial matters.

PCCIT sanction Required for Reopening Notice After 3 Years: Bombay HC

Reassessment cannot be based solely on reasons borrowed from other departments or reports

High Court Quashes Invalid Notice & Order: AO Lacks Jurisdiction

‘Transit Rent’ not liable to tax so no TDS deductible on it under Section 194I

Analysis of Hexaware Technologies Limited Vs ACIT: Bombay High Court Ruling

Section 148 Notice Invalid; Should Have Followed Faceless Regime: Section 151A

No record of service of notice or order: Bombay HC set aside GST Refund rejection order

Section 143(1) Assessment cannot be Reopened on Mere Suspicion: Bombay HC

Arbitral Tribunal can implead non-signatories to Arbitration Agreement: Bombay HC

Income from Subsequent Development Grant: Long-Term Capital Gains, Not Other Sources

Negligence of tax authorities: HC Orders Income Tax Refund Credit to Petitioner

Form 10B Filing delay due to Auditor Oversight is reasonable Cause: Bombay HC

Contribution to Compensatory Afforestation Fund is revenue expenditure: Bombay HC

Direct Issuance of Form SVLDRS 3 violates Natural Justice Principles: Bombay HC
Bombay High Court judgments and orders form an important body of Indian tax, corporate and commercial jurisprudence. This TaxGuru page compiles Bombay High Court case laws concerning Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, FEMA, insolvency, banking, labour and employment, reassessment, penalties and other legal matters. Taxpayers, companies, Chartered Accountants, advocates and other professionals can use this collection to research important judicial precedents and follow developments affecting taxation and business law. TaxGuru brings together recent and significant earlier Bombay High Court decisions with case summaries, analysis and important legal principles. The page provides a convenient resource for locating judgments and understanding how the Court has interpreted statutory provisions and addressed significant tax, corporate, commercial and regulatory disputes.
