Delhi High Court held that as directed by Tribunal AO was required to verify and attend grievance of short credit of TDS. Thus, restricting TDS claim of petitioner to disclosures made in return unjustified.
Delhi High Court held that the Entertainment Tax Act does not contain a mechanism for assessing and collecting tax on sponsorships. The imposition of a tax on sponsorship under the Entertainment Tax Act must fail in the absence of a specific charging provision.
Delhi High Court held that failure of PCCIT to satisfactorily record its concurrence and granting of approval for reopening of assessment without application of mind invalidates the order issued u/s. 148A(d) of the Income Tax Act.
Delhi HC overturned ₹2.33 crore GST demand due to non-receipt of SCN and inaccessible GST portal after director’s death and business closure.
Delhi High Court held that department need to comply with the order of the Tribunal in passing a fresh assessment order within the time limit prescribed under section 153(3) of the Income Tax Act. Thus, notices initiating fresh assessment set aside.
Court rules against retrospective GST registration cancellation due to lack of notice and reasoning, emphasizing principles of natural justice.
Delhi High Court held that Dividend Distribution Tax (DDT) is liable to be paid by the company which declares, distributes or pays the same. Petitioner, herein, has received interest income from Non-convertible debentures and accordingly cannot be subject to DDT.
Delhi High Court held that mechanical approval granted by PCIT, vide general order of approval for all the 111 cases without satisfactorily record, for action under section 147/148 of the Income Tax Act is not valid.
Delhi High Court held that addition of value of shares granted under the Employees Stock Purchase Scheme as perquisite in terms of section 17(2)(iiia) of the Income Tax Act unsustainable in law.
Delhi High Court held that that no notice under section 148 of the Income Tax Act shall be issued if four years “but not more than six years” have elapsed from the end of the relevant assessment year.
