Income Tax : ITAT rejected the assessee's contention of limited scrutiny, stating that the notice under section 143(2) did not specify such lim...
Income Tax : Chennai ITAT rules PCIT cannot expand limited scrutiny via Sec 263 in Cholan Paper vs PCIT case. Detailed analysis & conclusion. R...
Income Tax : ITAT Surat rules in Hasumatiben Jagdishbhai Patel vs. PCIT case, limiting further inquiry under Section 263 to issues directly con...
Income Tax : ITAT Chennai rules no 263 revision for non-limited scrutiny issues. Upholds assessment order in Epimoney Pvt Ltd vs. ITO case for ...
Income Tax : In a recent case, ITAT Guwahati ruled on 'Income other than business/profession mismatch,' setting aside the assessment order. Det...
Income Tax : Government of India issues guidelines for compulsory selection of returns for Complete Scrutiny during FY 2023-24. Find the proced...
Income Tax : Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) released guidelines outlining the parameters and procedures for the compulsory selection of i...
Income Tax : CBDT Issues Guidelines for compulsory selection of Income Tax returns for Complete Scrutiny during the Financial Year 2022-23 and ...
ITAT rejected the assessee’s contention of limited scrutiny, stating that the notice under section 143(2) did not specify such limitation.
Chennai ITAT rules PCIT cannot expand limited scrutiny via Sec 263 in Cholan Paper vs PCIT case. Detailed analysis & conclusion. Read full text here.
ITAT Surat rules in Hasumatiben Jagdishbhai Patel vs. PCIT case, limiting further inquiry under Section 263 to issues directly connected with limited scrutiny. Detailed analysis provided.
ITAT Chennai rules no 263 revision for non-limited scrutiny issues. Upholds assessment order in Epimoney Pvt Ltd vs. ITO case for AY 2018-19.
In a recent case, ITAT Guwahati ruled on ‘Income other than business/profession mismatch,’ setting aside the assessment order. Detailed analysis of the decision.
Learn how the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal restricted the jurisdiction of Section 263 regarding issues not forming part of a limited scrutiny assessment in the case of Aggarwal Promoters Vs PCIT.
Explore the Sanjeev Khemka vs PCIT case, addressing limited scrutiny, jurisdiction, and errors under Section 263 – ITAT Kolkata decision.
In CIT Vs Padmavathi, Madras High Court held that Section 263 cannot be invoked merely because guideline value was higher than sale consideration shown in conveyance deed
ITAT Pune rules that assessment under limited scrutiny cannot exceed its prescribed scope, preventing the use of revisionary jurisdiction under section 263 of the Income Tax Act.
Government of India issues guidelines for compulsory selection of returns for Complete Scrutiny during FY 2023-24. Find the procedure and clarification here.
