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.

S. 269SS not violated if Assessee borrows in cash from Relatives to meet urgent needs

Mere classification of Loan as NPA do not prove that there is uncertainty regarding interest income thereon

Deduction U/s. 80HHE available on Income from Technical services provided outside India for development of computer software

Cash deposit directly into the account of the creditor do not absolve Assessee from clutches of S. 40(A)(3)

Penalty cannot be imposed for addition made in respect of Bona fide claims

Imposition of penalty based on estimation of income not justified

Writ petition cannot be accepted if issue raised is already pending before any appellate forum

Writ petition cannot be admitted if alternative remedy of appeal is available with Appellant

Additional interest paid by Bank Assessee on some FDRs be allowed as deduction

Section 80HH and 80-IA deductions on income having direct nexus to industrial undertaking

Expenses met out of company’s money could not be treated as income in hands of assessees u/s. 2 (24)(iv) if money not been paid directly to them

Temporary structure by means of false ceiling and office renovation in leased premises not results in any capital expenditure

Addition justified if creditworthiness of donors giving gift not proved

Search Assessment after completion of time for completion is invalid
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