Respondent/Assessee is a limited company. Original assessment order was passed on 31.08.2006. The assessment was reopened and was completed u/s. 143(3) r.w.s 147 of the Act on 30.12.2009 qua computation of capital gains regarding assessee’s sale of its land and building.
Madras High Court condones a one-day delay in filing a GST appeal, setting aside the department’s rejection, as the due date fell on a Sunday, ensuring a fair hearing on merits.
The Madras High Court ruled that income tax assessment and penalty proceedings cannot survive if the foundational Section 148 reassessment notice has been statutorily quashed.
Madras High Court ruled that income tax reassessment based on information already available in audited financial statements is invalid, finding no failure by the company to disclose material facts.
Madras High Court sets aside a ₹50 lakh GST demand against Tvl. One Plus Technology, citing lack of reasoning and non-application of mind by tax authorities. Case remitted for fresh adjudication.
Madras High Court permits Tvl. Patil Constructions to file a delayed GST appeal, despite a missed deadline and rejected rectification plea, conditional on an additional 10% pre-deposit.
Madras High Court rules non-refundable life membership fees for private clubs are capital receipts, not taxable income, aligning with Supreme Court-affirmed precedents.
Madras High Court held that petition is dismissed since the same was filed on the premise that bank (recovery officer) has sold entire property (included the one already sold). The said premise is incorrect. Hence, petition dismissed.
Madras High Court held that the Merchandise Exports Incentive Scheme (MEIS) scrip can be cancelled even if the scrips are availed off and the validity period of 24 months has expired. Accordingly, matter is remanded back to enable authority to apply its mind.
In the case on hand, the petitioners claim that MFDs are freely importable items, whereas the Customs Department claims that they are restricted items which require certification from Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) and prior authorisation from DGFT, before importing them.
