The ITAT Mumbai has deleted unexplained cash credit additions for the Pitkar family, ruling Section 68 inapplicable to bank passbooks and citing genuine medical expenses.
Delhi ITAT partially allows Rohit Goel’s appeal against ACIT, addressing unexplained cash deposits, out-of-book purchases, and assessing income based on bank credits.
CESTAT Delhi confirms service tax on foreign selling commission under reverse charge but sets aside extended period and penalties due to revenue neutrality.
ITAT Mumbai overturns A.O.’s additions for alleged bogus long-term capital gains and commission, citing lack of evidence and denial of cross-examination.
ITAT Nagpur rules Prerana Samajik Sanskrutik Trust’s provisional registration was wrongly cancelled. Temporary loans, not lack of genuineness.
Patna High Court held that service tax is leviable on centage charges received for their service charge/ technical assistance and exemption benefit under Mega Exemption Notification is not available since actual construction of roads and bridges are done by contractors.
ITAT Delhi held that offshore supply of equipment revenue couldn’t be taxed in India. Thus, once it is not assessable even under the normal provisions, section 44BBB would also not apply. Accordingly, appeal allowed.
CESTAT Chandigarh held that once Cenvat Credit is availed the same cannot be disallowed later as it was held that processing of uncoated paper didn’t amount to manufacture. Accordingly, appeal is allowed.
Delhi High Court upholds sentence under section 276C(2) of the Income Tax Act for wilful non-payment of income tax since merely claiming financial inability, without providing any further explanation or evidence, holds no weight and is clearly untenable.
Delhi High Court voids reassessment notices for Cadence Real Estates, citing incorrect approval authority in a post Ashish Agarwal scenario.
