Delhi High Court deems rejection of Input Tax Credit claim as invalid due to inadequate consideration of taxpayer’s detailed reply. Read the full judgment here.
Delhi High Court ruling: Bail under PMLA not assured for specialized medical treatment. Detailed analysis of Ramesh Chandra Vs Directorate of Enforcement case.
Delhi High Court modifies retrospective cancellation of GST registration in Supreme Enterprises case, citing lack of cogent reasons and procedural lapses. Read full judgment analysis.
Delhi High Court rules investment in shares as capital account transaction, not income, in AL Amin Investments Limited Vs ACIT case. Analysis & judgment here.
Vimal Electrical Pvt Ltd Vs Commissioner of Vat & Anr (Delhi High Court) Introduction: The case of Vimal Electrical Pvt Ltd versus the Commissioner of VAT & Anr, heard by the Delhi High Court, pertains to a refund sought under the Delhi Value Added Tax Act (DVAT) for the tax period from January 1, 2017, […]
Delhi High Court quashes GST order against Suresh Kumar Jain, citing lack of opportunity for a personal hearing and insufficient consideration of the petitioner’s reply.
CIT – International Taxation Vs. ESPN Star Sports Mauritius S.N.C ET Compagnie (Delhi High Court) The Delhi HC affirms the order of ITAT that ESPN Distribution does not constitute a PE in India and income earned from sports channel distribution cannot be taxed as royalty under provisions of the ITA read with India-Mauritius DTAA. Background […]
Delhi High Court held that assessment order passed without making required inquiries or verification is considered as erroneous and prejudicial to the interest of revenue, accordingly, PCIT rightly invoked revisional powers under section 263 of the Income Tax Act.
Delhi High Court rules that pre-deposit of 20% demand is not a precondition for considering stay application during the pendency of the first appeal. Read the detailed judgment here.
Delhi High Court’s judgment on Talib Hassan Darvesh vs Directorate of Enforcement clarifies that ED summonses can’t be quashed merely for lack of document specification under PMLA.
