ITAT Ahmedabad restored matter of registration under section 80G(5)(iii) of the Income Tax Act to the file of CIT(E) for verification that expenditure on religious activities was within the threshold limit of 5% as specified under section 80G(5) of the Act.
Delhi High Court held that imposition of penalty justified since appellant holding IEC registration ought to have acted responsibly and ensured that the same was not misused by any third party. Thus, penalty imposed on the appellant justified since appellant was aware of IEC being misused.
ITAT Delhi rules assessment void in MDLR Hotels case due to Additional CIT’s failure to apply mind while granting approval under Section 153D.
Rajasthan High Court judgment in Kailash Chand Agarwal vs ITO. Discusses the genuineness of cash credits under Section 68 and the Tribunal’s reversal of CIT(A) order.
Rajasthan High Court backs tax authorities’ power to reopen assessments based on new information, citing Supreme Court rulings on ‘reason to believe’.
Bombay High Court allows condonation of delay in filing income tax returns. The delay was due to the ill health of the Chartered Accountant’s spouse, a genuine reason.
Gujarat High Court affirms tax relief on share losses for Affluence Commodities, stating sale is genuine if counterparty purchase is valid.
Supreme Court upholds NCLAT order allowing appeal against Ricoh IBC resolution plan, emphasizing timeline flexibility and CoC’s commercial wisdom.
NCLAT Chennai rejects M.K. Rajagopalan’s appeal against the approval of S. Rajendran’s resolution plan for Vasan Health Care, citing lack of locus standi as an unsuccessful applicant.
Madras High Court sets aside GST assessment order against Sundar Prabhu Deva for lack of proper notice and hearing, remands case for fresh consideration.
