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.

Granting opportunity of cross-examination of concerned person mandatory

Calcutta HC set-aside demand order passed without disposing stay petition

ITATs can allow ground which was not taken before CIT(A) & Assessing Officer

HC directs AO to issue fresh SCN with an open mind without pre-deciding any issue

PCIT cannot invoke revisionary jurisdiction if AO conducted proper enquiry

Calcutta HC order refund of excess VAT paid which was accepted by department in Form 27

HC allows rectification of GSTR-1 as entries mistakenly shown in B2C instead of B2B

HC dismissed writ filed against Penalty Order without filing any appeal against Assessment order

Reassessment beyond six years is barred by Limitation & is invalid

Assessee should not suffer for technical fault in department’s system: HC

Assessment Order passed without considering objection against section 148A(b) Notice is invalid

Amount shown in 26AS only should be taken into consideration instead of TDS certificate: HC

HC set-aside Section 147 proceeding as it was initiated without considering objection of Appellant

Delay & laches not to be calculated solely by length of time taken by party to approach legal forum
Calcutta High Court judgments and orders provide important precedents across taxation, corporate, commercial and other areas of law. This TaxGuru page collects Calcutta High Court case laws concerning Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, insolvency, banking, reassessment, penalties, recovery and procedural issues. Taxpayers, businesses, Chartered Accountants, advocates and tax professionals can use this category to research relevant High Court decisions and follow developments in tax and commercial jurisprudence. The collection includes recent judgments as well as significant earlier Calcutta High Court rulings published on TaxGuru. Case summaries and analysis assist readers in understanding the issues before the Court, the legal principles applied and the implications of important judicial decisions.
