Courts: Calcutta High Court
Find latest Calcutta High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, IBC and other tax, business and legal matters.
Suo moto transfer of case by one Assessing officer to another is illegal – Kolkata High Court
DGFT – High Court allows benefit of 0% duty of customs under EPCG Scheme
TRO may enquire in respect of benami property for recovering the outstanding demand of the assessee
Mere family connection cannot be a ground for transfer of cases
In cases of a group, coordinated investigation is a relevant ground for transfer of its case under section 127 of IT Act
Dues of Petitioning creditor relating to period beyond scheme under implementation by Board and not forming part of scheme, bar u/s. 22(1) of SICA does not apply
Whether There Is A Direct Conflict Of Decisions Delivered By Division Bench?
Applicability of proviso to section 47(iv) of IT Act in case of transfer of capital asset by a company to its wholly owned subsidiary
A transaction fully supported by documentary evidences cannot be brushed aside on suspicion & surmises
Commissioner of Income Tax Vs. Sothia Mining and Manufacturing Corporation Ltd., (186 ITR 182)
Once the books of account of an assessee are rejected then profit has to be estimated
CIT vs Parbutty Churn Law (Calcutta High Court)
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