ITAT Chennai remands a jeweler’s case, stating that additions for unaccounted sales are not sustainable without proper stock adjustments. The margins were considered unrealistic.
ITAT Chennai has ruled that training in classical dance constitutes education under Section 2(15) of Income Tax Act 1961. This decision came after CIT (Exemptions) rejected Kalasadhanalaya 80G renewal arguing that dance training was not a charitable purpose.
ITAT Chennai clarified that structured Bharatanatyam training preserves cultural heritage and qualifies as education. Fees charged do not make it commercial. Denial of 80G approval set aside; matter remanded to CIT(E) for fresh decision.
The ITAT Pune has remanded the M.B. Patil Constructions case for re-verification of the 80-IA deduction and deemed dividend, while upholding partial relief.
The ITAT Chennai ruled that a Section 8 company’s inadvertent error on a tax form couldn’t change its charitable nature, directing a reassessment for 12AB and 80G approvals.
The ITAT Pune set aside a reassessment case, ruling that the notice was invalid because it lacked the correct sanction from a Principal Chief Commissioner.
ITAT Chennai dismisses Midas Golden Distilleries’ appeal, upholding addition of ₹2.64 crore as unaccounted income based on a director’s admission and corroborated search evidence.
ITAT Chennai has ruled that 5% tolerance limit under Section 56(2)(x) is retrospective. ITAT also clarified that stamp duty and registration fees are not deductible from the property’s consideration.
ITAT condoned delay due to illness and ruled that Abdul Hamid Nachar’s appeals, earlier dismissed for non-filing, must be admitted and re-examined.
ITAT Rajkot quashes a Section 263 order, ruling that the PCIT cannot revise an assessment based on a mere change of opinion when the AO has verified purchases.
