Courts: Karnataka High Court
Find latest Karnataka High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, IBC and other tax and commercial matters.
PML Act, 2002 Provisions cannot be invoked Retrospectively
Governor can suspend PSC Member only after reference of matter by President to SC
AO has no jurisdiction to examine constitutional validity of any Act
High Pitched Assessment: AO/CIT cannot straightaway demand 15% payment
Trustees cannot be assessed in personal capacity if Beneficiary share is determinable
Explanation to Section 164 for determination of beneficiary share
Registry cannot insist on NOC from old advocate to appoint new advocate
Disallowance of exemption not justifiable for non-mentioning of specific objective in Form No. 10
S.54 Exemption despite non completion of new Property Purchase deal
Sec. 54 Utilization of capital gains in purchase of residential house sufficient to claim
Section 234E Late TDS return fees invalid for periods prior to 01.06.2015
Section 234E Fee cannot be levied on TDS deducted prior to 1.6.2015: HC
Section 14A applicable even if motive of assessee in acquiring shares is to obtain controlling interest in a company
CAs lost battle against CMAs on Co-Operative Society Audit issue
Karnataka High Court judgments and orders form an important source of judicial precedent on taxation, corporate and commercial law. This TaxGuru page brings together Karnataka High Court case laws concerning Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, insolvency, reassessment, deductions, tax demands, penalties and other legal disputes. Companies, taxpayers, Chartered Accountants, advocates and professionals can use this collection to research relevant judgments and follow developments affecting tax and business law. TaxGuru publishes recent and significant earlier Karnataka High Court decisions with case summaries and analysis of important legal principles. The dedicated category helps readers conveniently locate decisions and research taxation, corporate, commercial and regulatory issues considered by the Karnataka High Court.
