Courts: Madras High Court
Find latest Madras High Court judgments, orders and case laws on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, IBC and other tax and commercial matters.

Deemed Dividend cannot be assessed in the hands of Company issuing shares

Reopening for mere Mismatch Found with Dept Website not valid

Additional fee imposed under Central Motor Vehicles Rules is void

Custodian of Goods cannot deny his liability for export of Illicit Goods

Cenvat refund cannot be denied for mere non registration of premises

Expense cannot be disallowed for mere not resulting in profit for Assessee

TDS not deductible on Severance package U/s. Section 10(10B) given to workmen as compensation by Govt Company

No Penalty for making untenable Claim on Professional advice

Section 54F exemption eligible on multiple flats if in same address

Penalty before Completion of Assessment under TVAT Act, 2006 is premeditated and/or premature

Levy not specified in SCN cannot be levied by Settlement Commission

Conviction for an offense does not mean that application for compounding of offense is not maintainable

PIL by a lawyer to gain popularity is violation of Code of Conduct

Transaction not bogus for mere non-filing of objection by Assessee
Madras High Court judgments and orders constitute an extensive source of jurisprudence concerning taxation, corporate and commercial disputes. This TaxGuru page brings together Madras High Court case laws on Income Tax, GST, Customs, Company Law, insolvency, input tax credit, refunds, reassessment, tax demands, penalties and other legal matters. Taxpayers, companies, Chartered Accountants, advocates and tax professionals can use this collection to research judicial precedents and follow developments affecting tax and business law. TaxGuru publishes recent and significant earlier Madras High Court decisions with summaries and analysis highlighting important issues and legal principles. The page provides a convenient resource for researching taxation, corporate, commercial and regulatory litigation before the Madras High Court.
