ITAT Indore held that the peak credit theory should be adopted for determining income of assessee. Under this theory, only peak balance in bank account should be considered for taxation
Sri Jeyamkonda Choleeswara Soundaranayaki Amman Kumbhabisheka Malar Kyushu vs ITO (ITAT Chennai) case: Trust’s error in applying for registration under the Income Tax Act leads to ITAT’s directive for reevaluation.
Allahabad High Court held that provisions of section 50(2) of PMLA Act empowers Directorate of Enforcement to summon any person whose attendance he considers necessary whether to give evidence or to produce any records during the course of any investigation/ proceeding.
Madras High Court held that reopening of assessment under section 148 of the Income Tax Act based on a grossly erroneous factual foundation and also based on mechanically granted approval is untenable in law.
Bombay High Court ruling states no writ jurisdiction on claims of GST department coercion for tax deposits, citing lack of evidence and voluntary action. Full judgment analysis.
Read about the Madras High Court’s decision to quash an Income Tax assessment order issued while objections were pending before the Dispute Resolution Panel.
Delhi High Court directs re-adjudication in Electra Power Transmission Systems vs Commissioner GST case due to petitioner’s failure to upload necessary documents, allowing two weeks for submission.
Madras High Court held that CBDT Circular no. 6 of 2023 dated 24.05.2023 giving differential treatment by not extending time for filing application to new trust having provisional approval u/s. 80G is violative of Article 14 of the Constitution of India.
The High Court scrutinized the case, highlighting flaws in the order’s reasoning. It emphasized that the petitioner’s reply was comprehensive and should have been evaluated on its merits. The court found the decision lacking in thoroughness, as the officer failed to seek clarification or additional documents before dismissing the reply as unsatisfactory.
Delhi High Court mandates disposal of GST cancellation applications within four weeks, addressing delays in processing. Read the full judgment here.
