The Madras High Court upheld the CIT’s power under Section 263 to direct recomputation of Tamil Nadu Cements’ set-off for business loss, depreciation, and investment allowance due to faulty method.
Madras High Court condones a 32-day delay in filing a GST appeal, citing misplaced documents by the auditor as a genuine reason, and directs the Appellate Authority to hear the case on merits.
Madras High Court dismisses writ petition against SARFAESI sale notice, reiterating that statutory appeal under SARFAESI Act is the appropriate remedy.
Madras High Court sets aside ex parte income tax order in Natarajan Manohar vs ITO due to email ID dispute, mandating fresh consideration and personal hearing.
Madras High Court held that non-granting sufficient time to the petitioner for furnishing reply results into lack of opportunities being provided to the petitioner. Accordingly, order passed thereon is liable to be set aside.
The Madras High Court has addressed a tax dispute involving Tvl. Aro Granite Industries Ltd., directing an assessing authority to re-evaluate a slump sale claim independently, free from prior appellate observations.
Madras High Court sets aside Customs order against Spac Starch due to non-receipt of notices, citing natural justice. Case remanded for fresh hearing.
Madras High Court remands Sangeetha Tex duty drawback case, allowing fresh review despite appeal delay, citing health issues and BRC availability.
Madras High Court allows a GST payer to challenge Section 74 assessment orders, citing limitation circumvention, on condition of a 25% pre-deposit.
Madras High Court allows conditional re-adjudication for Tvl. Sri Vinayagar Steels in a dispute over un-utilized input tax credit from the TNVAT regime.
