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ITAT Pune Reinstates Rs 7.04 Crore Tax Additions Following Rule 46A Breach
ITAT Pune restores tax additions worth Rs 7.04 crore under sections 69A and 69C after finding procedural violations of Rule 46A by appellate authorities.
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ITAT Pune Rules in Favor of Section 80G Approval Despite Missing Registration Record
ITAT Pune rules that missing prior approval documents cannot justify denying Section 80G status based on alleged misrepresentation. Read the details.
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ITAT Orders Fresh Examination Under Rule 46A in Form 26AS Dispute
ITAT Rajkot restores a significant ₹1.97 crore Form 26AS dispute to the CIT(A), mandating a remand report and verification of additional evidence.
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A Complete Guide to Listing Non-Convertible Debentures on BSE and NSE
Learn the essential steps, SEBI regulations, eligibility criteria, and documentation required for listing non-convertible debentures on BSE and NSE.
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NCLAT Delhi Quashes Share Buyout Order Due to Lack of Oppression Findings
NCLAT Delhi sets aside a share buyout order that lacked oppression findings and relied on outdated valuation, remanding the matter for fresh adjudication.
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Rajasthan High Court Rules Oral Agreements Between Companies Do Not Justify Plaint Rejection
Discover the Rajasthan High Court ruling on oral agreements between companies and why disputed signing authority requires evidence rather than plaint rejection.
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NCLT Mumbai Dispenses with Meetings for HSBC Scheme Based on Unanimous Shareholder Consent
NCLT Mumbai allows HSBC to bypass shareholder and unsecured creditor meetings for a corporate arrangement following unanimous consent.
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Karnataka High Court Quashes GST Demand Over Email Notice Confusion
Karnataka HC quashes a GST demand and garnishee notice for Raashi Constructions, allowing a fresh reply and fair hearing.
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ITAT Pune Deletes Tax Addition for Deceased Husband Cash Gifts
ITAT Pune deletes a 60 lakh Section 69A tax addition, accepting valid evidence of cash gifts from a late husband to his family.
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Delhi High Court Rules Third Party Statements Without Cross Examination Invalid for Tax Additions
Delhi High Court rules that third-party statements without cross-examination cannot sustain tax additions in completed assessments under Section 153A.