Tvl. Innovative Motors Vs The Goods and Service Tax Council (Madras High Court) This Writ Petition has been filed by the petitioner to direct the respondents to reopen the GST Portal and to allow access to the portal to enable us to file Form GST TRAN – 1. Petitioner submit that denial of legitimate claim […]
CIT Vs Paul Devaraj (Madras High Court) Assessing Officer enhanced the turnover by comparing the packing material consumed by the assessee, which is incorrect and that there is an arithmetical error in the calculation done by the Assessing Officer. The Assessing Officer considered the secondary packing material as packing material consumed for the purpose of […]
Great Lakes Institute of Management Ltd. Vs Customs, Central Excise and Service Tax Settlement Commission (Madras High Court) The Settlement Commission has rightly formed an opinion that the disputed issues cannot be adjudicated in an application filed to settle the issues. Thus, the spirit of provision under the Central Excise Act, in the matter of […]
Tvl. J.F. International Vs The Commissioner of Commercial Taxes (Madras High Court) In the instant case, the objections raised by the petitioner through their various replies, in which they have reiterated that they are ready and willing to produce books of accounts, were not considered in the impugned assessment order. But the impugned assessment order […]
R.S. Suriya Vs PCIT (Madras High Court) Learned counsel for the petitioner reiterated that mere possession of assests by the assessee cannot be a disqualification to consider the ground of genuine difficulty. Certainly, the learned counsel for the petitioner is right in saying so. However, the genuine difficulty as defined is the subjective satisfaction of […]
R. K. Ganapathy Chettiar Vs Assistant Commissioner (ST) (Madras High Court) In that case, a certain amount of input had been utilised by the assessee, whereas the input in the finished product was marginally less. VAT department proceeded to reverse the cenvat credit on the difference between the original quantity of input and the input […]
CIT Vs KMC Speciality Hospitals India Ltd (Madras High Court) It can be said that, current depreciation is deductible in the first place from the income of the business to which it relates. If such depreciation amount is larger than the amount of the profits of that business, then such excess comes for absorption from […]
Aswathanarayana & Eswara Vs DCIT (Madras High Court) Expenditure incurred by assessee-firm on partner’s foreign education was to be allowed as deduction when such education was directly related to profession carried on by firm – Madras HC Legal Provisions involved Any expenditure not being in the nature of personal expenses of the assessee laid out […]
It is for the NCLT to decide whether the matter before it ought to be decided or not, whether any injunction operates or impedes the progress of the matter before it and the parties cannot be asked to approach this Court for this Court to hand-hold the NCLT and guide it through its proceedings.
CIT Vs Mr. John Ettimootil Samuel (Madras High Court) 1. Sets aside reassessment framed u/s 147 after expiry of four years of assessment u/s 143(3), holding that the assessee had disclosed all material facts in the original assessment qua consideration and deemed consideration u/s 50C of the Act. 2. The Tribunal was fully justified in […]
