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ITAT Mumbai Quashes Rs 63 Crore Black Money Act Assessment Over Invalid Notice
ITAT Mumbai sets aside a Rs 63.12 crore Black Money Act assessment for the 2018-19 assessment year due to an invalid Section 10 notice.
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IDS Tax Paid Under Two PANs: ITAT Pune Orders Verification and Relief
ITAT Pune upholds a reassessment notice while directing verification of Income Disclosure Scheme tax payments made across two PANs for conditional relief.
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ITAT Mumbai Applies TOLA Limitation Rules to Annul Penny Stock Reassessment
Learn how ITAT Mumbai quashed an assessment for AY 2015-16 by applying TOLA limitation rules to penny stock reassessment proceedings.
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ITAT Mumbai Rules WhatsApp Chats Cannot Sustain Section 69A Tax Additions
ITAT Mumbai rules unverified WhatsApp chats cannot support Section 69A additions without corroborative evidence and Section 65B compliance.
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Supreme Court Rules Customs Electronic Evidence Valid Without Strict Certificate Format
Explore the Supreme Court ruling stating signed records and unretracted statements suffice for customs electronic evidence compliance.
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ITAT Hyderabad Rules No Section 14A Disallowance Without Exempt Income
Discover the recent ITAT Hyderabad ruling on Section 14A disallowance, confirming it cannot apply without exempt income for the assessment year.
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ITAT Jaipur Rules No Section 143(2) Notice Required for Reassessment When Returned Income Is Accepted
Learn about the ITAT Jaipur ruling that states a Section 143(2) notice is unnecessary during reassessment if the assessing officer accepts the returned income.
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Gujarat High Court Rules Income Tax Reassessment Invalid Due to Borrowed Satisfaction
Gujarat HC sets aside Section 148 income tax reassessment for AY 2013-14, ruling that borrowed satisfaction and mere change of opinion are unlawful.
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Supreme Court Mandates Fast Track Execution for Civil Court Decrees
Supreme Court issues mandatory directions to speed up civil court decree execution and limit frivolous objections within a six-month timeframe.
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Supreme Court Rules Executing Court Cannot Reopen Final Decree Under Section 47 CPC
Supreme Court bars reopening final execution orders under Section 47 CPC and mandates eviction decree execution within six months.