Category: High Courts
Since TDS statements are filed on a quarterly basis, the computation of limitation for treating assessee in default u/s 201 (3) operate quarter-wise – High Court In a recent judgment, Hon’ble High Court has held that scheme of TDS compliance and rules treats each quarter as a separate …
A Writ Petition should be filed within a reasonable period, High Court dismissed Petition challenging order passed u/s 119(2)(b) In a recent judgment, Hon’ble High Court while dismissing Writ Petition against order passed u/s 119(2)(b) by the CIT rejecting application for delay in filing return of income observed …
AO stating that material forming basis of reopening shall be disclosed at the stage of assessment/re-assessment, indicates that the AO had prejudged the issue. In a recent judgment, Hon’ble High Court has set aside order u/s 148A(d) holding that non making available material forming basis of initiation of …
Reopening conclusion that assessee was “Non-Filer” despite assessee clearly stating in reply that he had filed ITR was non-application of mind – High Court In a recent judgment, Hon’ble High Court set aside reopening notice holding that conclusion arrived by the Assessing Officer that the assessee was a …
High Court declined to allow production of physical documents by in Faceless Assessment simply because they were voluminous In a recent judgment, Hon’ble High Court has declined Petitioner appeal to allow him production of documents by physical mode in Faceless Assessment on the ground that they were voluminous. …
In case of admitted income, it is not for the Assessing Officer to establish the evidentiary basis thereof – High Court In a recent judgment, the Hon’ble High Court has held that in the case of admitted income, it is not for the Assessing Officer to establish the …
Reopening based on audit objection invalid when AO had all the information at the time of assessment In a recent judgment, High Court held that reopening of assessment based on audit objection would be invalid being a change of opinion where the Assessing Officer had all the information …
Personal appearance of a director is not a statutory substitute for documented traceability in a corporate assessment – High Court In a recent judgment, High Court has held that personal appearance of a director is not a statutory substitute for documented traceability in a corporate assessment, especially when …
Assessment order u/s 148 quashed as the petitioner had updated his e-mail ID in the IT Portal and the notices were sent to old email id. In a recent judgment, High Court quashed ex parte assessment order u/s 148 as the petitioner had updated his e-mail ID in …
Adjustment of income tax refund due to corporate debtor against old income tax dues shown in the balance sheet upheld In a recent judgment, High Court upheld the adjustment of income tax refund due to corporate debtor against old income tax dues shown in the balance sheet and …
