GST Appeal Cannot Be Dismissed for Pre-Deposit Shortfall Without Giving Taxpayer an Opportunity of Hearing: Bombay High Court

Bombay High Court rules that GST appeals cannot be dismissed for pre-deposit shortfall without giving taxpayers an opportunity of hearing. Read the judgment summary and its implications. The Bombay High Court has reaffirmed an important principle of natural justice in …

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ITAT Jaipur Grants Full Relief on ₹3.41 Crore FCNR Deposits: Income Tax Officer Confused Japanese Yen with Indian Rupees

ITAT Jaipur grants relief to a Dubai-based NRI by deleting an unexplained money addition involving FCNR deposits. Learn how bank records, currency conversion errors and Section 69A influenced the decision. Introduction A major tax addition can collapse when the underlying …

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GST Appeal Limitation: Delhi High Court Rules That Time Spent Pursuing a Writ Petition Is Not Automatically Excluded

The Delhi High Court clarifies that time spent pursuing a writ petition is not automatically excluded from GST appeal limitation. Learn about Section 14 of the Limitation Act and its implications for taxpayers. Introduction Taxpayers challenging adverse orders under the …

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Audit Objection Alone Cannot Justify Reopening of Income Tax Assessment: Sikkim High Court Grants Relief to Zydus Healthcare

Read how the Sikkim High Court quashed Zydus Healthcare’s income tax reassessments, holding that an audit objection alone cannot replace the statutory requirement for new evidence. Key Takeaway: An audit objection pointing to a different interpretation of an issue already …

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Single Business Transaction Cannot Justify Income Tax Case Transfer: Calcutta High Court Quashes Transfer to Delhi

Calcutta High Court quashes an income tax case transfer to Delhi, ruling that a single business transaction without sufficient links to a searched group is inadequate. The Calcutta High Court has ruled that a single business transaction, without sufficient evidence …

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Supreme Court Rules: Fresh Income Tax Deduction Claims Cannot Be Raised in Revision Without Filing a Timely Revised Return

Supreme Court rules that fresh income tax deduction claims cannot ordinarily be raised under Section 264 without filing a revised return within the prescribed time limit. Introduction In an important ruling on income tax assessment and revision proceedings, the Supreme …

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Andhra Pradesh High Court Declares Section 147A of Income Tax Act Unconstitutional: Major Setback to Retrospective Reassessment Amendment

Andhra Pradesh High Court strikes down Section 147A of the Income Tax Act, 1961, examining faceless reassessment, retrospective amendments and JAO jurisdiction. Introduction In a significant ruling on income tax reassessment proceedings, the Andhra Pradesh High Court has declared Section …

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Supplier Cannot Automatically Recover GST from Recipient Without Contractual Basis: Kerala High Court

Kerala High Court rules that suppliers cannot automatically recover GST from recipients without contractual authority. Read the ruling in V.P. Sugathan v. Travancore Devaswom Board. The Kerala High Court has reiterated an important principle concerning GST recovery under commercial contracts: …

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Same-Sex Partners Seek Gift Tax Exemption: Centre Tells Karnataka High Court to Challenge Marriage Laws, Not Income Tax Act

Karnataka High Court hears a plea seeking gift tax exemption for same-sex partners. Centre argues marriage laws, not the Income Tax Act, must be challenged. The Centre has argued before the Karnataka High Court that same-sex partners seeking exemption from …

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