Delhi High Court held that that Section 68 of the Act as was in force prior to 01.04.2023, did not require the assessee to explain the source of the source of funds in case of unsecured loans. Accordingly, addition is liable to be deleted and appeal allowed.
Delhi High Court held that technical glitch with wording in the stamp ‘signature not verified’ doesn’t render order invalid as order was uploaded on GST portal which can be done only after verification by concerned State Tax Officer.
Delhi High Court held that prior approval u/s. 151 for issuance of notice under section 148 of the Income Tax Act beyond period of three years mandatory even in case of extended limitation under TOLA. Accordingly, notice and order thereon set aside.
Delhi High Court held that penalty imposed under section 276B of the Income Tax Act is liable to be set aside on account of section 278AA of the Income Tax Act as reasonable cause shown. Accordingly, petition by revenue dismissed.
The fact that the AO had in fact did not claim any carry forward of loss in the next assessment year would not be destructive of the petitioner’s right to exercise its option in terms of Rule 9(1) of the DTVSV Rules. Hence, the present petition is allowed.
Delhi High Court dismisses GST petitions after discovering forged Aadhaar cards & fabricated SCNs. Court mandates FIR registration & new verification protocols.
Delhi High Court rules only one pre-deposit needed for GST appeal when tax liability is duplicated across two orders, preventing double payment for the same amount.
Delhi High Court directs GST department to grant personal hearing for registration suspension but limits writ relief for re-inspection, advising assessee to approach adjudicating authority.
Clause (ix) of the Explanation to Section 153B could not be invoked to exclude the period of reference under the Indo-Swiss DTAA, if the reference itself was invalid. Thus, no request could be made by Department for information relating to period prior to 01.04.2011 in terms of the Indo-Swiss DTAA.
Delhi High Court allows Y.P. Spices to rectify DVAT returns for ‘F’ Forms issuance, contingent on Supreme Court’s decision in related cases.
