ITAT Jaipur: Exemption Cannot Be Denied on Mere Procedural Lapses if Trust Substantially Complies with Section 11(2)

Charitable trusts and societies often rely on the exemption provisions under Section 11 of the Income-tax Act to accumulate income for future charitable purposes. However, tax authorities sometimes deny such benefits on the basis of minor procedural defects, even when the charitable …

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Supreme Court Strikes Down 25-Year Practice Requirement for CAs to Become Tribunal Members

In a significant development impacting tribunal appointments across the country, the Supreme Court has struck down the rule that mandated a minimum of 25 years of practice for chartered accountants (CAs) to qualify as technical members of tribunals, including the Income Tax Appellate …

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Section 269SS Not Applicable to Brokers Acting as Agents or Facilitators: ITAT Chennai

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This landmark ruling reinforces the principle that intermediaries operating in a fiduciary capacity are distinct from the principal parties in transactions. It sets a strong precedent for brokers, real estate facilitators, and agents, protecting them from undue penalties under Section …

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ITAT Bangalore Rejects Disallowance of Interest-Free Advance to Related Party Under Section 36(1)(iii) of the Income Tax Act

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The ITAT ruled that, as long as interest-free funds are sufficiently available at the time of advance, disallowance of interest on subsequent loans will not stand. In this article, we delve into a notable tax judgement of ITAT involving a …

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Residential Status Dispute: Revenue Appeal Dismissed by ITAT Considering Explanation–1(a) to section 6(1)(c) of I-T Act

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Residential Status Dispute Resolved by ITAT: Non-Resident Status Confirmed on 176 Days Stay in India Residential Status of Individual: In a recent decision, the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) Mumbai dismissed the Revenue’s appeal and upheld the order passed by …

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