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Find latest Chhattisgarh High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Company Law and other taxation, business and legal disputes.

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Income TaxChhattisgarh HC Disposes of Income Tax Appeal Due to Revised Monetary Limit
Income Tax

Chhattisgarh HC Disposes of Income Tax Appeal Due to Revised Monetary Limit

CA Sandeep Kanoi1 year ago
Income TaxSection 263 Revision Quashed for Denying Fair Hearing
Income Tax

Section 263 Revision Quashed for Denying Fair Hearing

CA Sandeep Kanoi1 year ago
Goods and Services TaxChhattisgarh HC Rejects GST Writ, Cites Appeal Option – Upholds 10% Pre-Deposit Rule
Goods and Services Tax

Chhattisgarh HC Rejects GST Writ, Cites Appeal Option – Upholds 10% Pre-Deposit Rule

CA Sandeep Kanoi1 year ago
Income TaxReview Jurisdiction Limited to Correcting Errors Apparent on Record: Chhattisgarh HC
Income Tax

Review Jurisdiction Limited to Correcting Errors Apparent on Record: Chhattisgarh HC

CA Sandeep Kanoi1 year ago
Income TaxDebatable ESI/EPF Delays Require Scrutiny, Not Summary Disallowance: Chhattisgarh HC
Income Tax

Debatable ESI/EPF Delays Require Scrutiny, Not Summary Disallowance: Chhattisgarh HC

Jagjeet Singh1 year ago
Income TaxNo Penalty u/s 273B for Cash Loan Repayment on Lender’s Request to curb Interest Escalation
Income Tax

No Penalty u/s 273B for Cash Loan Repayment on Lender’s Request to curb Interest Escalation

RATHI1 year ago
Income TaxTrust Renting Dharamshala on Cost Basis Not a Commercial Activity: Chhattisgarh HC
Income Tax

Trust Renting Dharamshala on Cost Basis Not a Commercial Activity: Chhattisgarh HC

Jagjeet Singh1 year ago
Income TaxImposing liability for non-deduction of TDS hearing is not tenable: Chhattisgarh HC
Income Tax

Imposing liability for non-deduction of TDS hearing is not tenable: Chhattisgarh HC

POONAM GANDHI1 year ago
Income TaxPenalty u/s 271E Set Aside for Reasonable Cause in Non-Compliance of Section 269T
Income Tax

Penalty u/s 271E Set Aside for Reasonable Cause in Non-Compliance of Section 269T

POONAM GANDHI1 year ago
Income TaxUpholding addition without deciding on merits is untenable: Chhattisgarh HC
Income Tax

Upholding addition without deciding on merits is untenable: Chhattisgarh HC

POONAM GANDHI1 year ago
Goods and Services TaxGST Writ petition not maintainable unless statutory remedy to appeal exhausted
Goods and Services Tax

GST Writ petition not maintainable unless statutory remedy to appeal exhausted

Bimal Jain1 year ago
Income TaxSection 143(1)(a) Adjustments on Debatable PF/ESI Issues Pre-Checkmate Services Judgment
Income Tax

Section 143(1)(a) Adjustments on Debatable PF/ESI Issues Pre-Checkmate Services Judgment

editor31 year ago
Income TaxProtective Additions Under Sections 69A & 69C: HC remands case to CIT(A)
Income Tax

Protective Additions Under Sections 69A & 69C: HC remands case to CIT(A)

Adv (CA) Vijay Gupta1 year ago
Income TaxMere 7-Day Response Period for Section 148A(b) Notice Violates Principles of Natural Justice
Income Tax

Mere 7-Day Response Period for Section 148A(b) Notice Violates Principles of Natural Justice

CA Sandeep Kanoi1 year ago

Chhattisgarh High Court judgments and orders cover important questions arising under taxation, commercial and other laws. This TaxGuru page brings together Chhattisgarh High Court case laws involving Income Tax, GST, tax demands, input tax credit, registration, penalties, reassessment, recovery, Company Law and other legal disputes. Taxpayers, businesses, Chartered Accountants, advocates and professionals can use the collection to research relevant judicial precedents and follow developments before the Court. TaxGuru publishes recent as well as significant earlier Chhattisgarh High Court decisions with concise summaries and analysis of the issues and legal principles involved. This dedicated page provides a convenient resource for readers researching tax, business and regulatory litigation before the Chhattisgarh High Court.