Madras High Court rules that mere disallowance of a deduction does not automatically attract penalty under Section 271(1)(c) of the Income Tax Act.
ITAT Mumbai rules that compensation received for a “right to sue” is not taxable as capital gains, citing Section 6 of the Transfer of Property Act and the non-transferability of such a right.
ITAT Bangalore sets aside cash deposit addition for Anilraddi Karakalli, allowing new evidence for fresh AO review. The case concerns unexplained cash deposits and contract work income.
ITAT Mumbai reverses disallowance of Rs.1.58 Cr legal and professional fees for Avitel Post Studioz Limited, holding it as revenue expenditure incurred for business purposes, not capital.
ITAT Bangalore sets aside CIT(E)’s unreasoned rejection of 80G approval for Hanumad Janma Bhoomi Teertha Kshetra Trust, directing fresh consideration of its charitable activities.
ITAT Bangalore dismisses Revenue appeals, ruling no TDS required on salary reimbursement for seconded employees. The court determined the Indian entity was the economic employer, and payments were not for technical services.
Madras High Court rules against clubbing GST show cause notices for multiple financial years, emphasizing separate assessments and limitation periods per financial year.
Supreme Court holds that tax officer must issue final order under GST Section 129(3), even if tax and penalty are paid, to preserve right of appeal.
ITAT Mumbai ruled in favor of an assessee, allowing a short-term capital loss on share sales, stating that documented transactions aren’t bogus merely due to a scrip being labeled as “penny stock.”
Bombay High Court rejects PCIT’s appeal against Pacific Organics, citing ambiguous notice and follows Full Bench ruling in Mohd. Farhan A. Shaikh case.
