Category: Judgments
Supreme Court recommends action against Commissioner of Customs who relied upon non-existent AI generated case laws. Supreme Court recommends action against Commissioner of Customs who relied upon case laws that were either non-existent or had fake citations and some of the case laws did not lay down the …
ITAT power to pass such orders “as it thinks fit” implies a judicial discretion to be exercised within the parameters of law, equity, and reason, and not an unbridled power to erect coercive financial barriers – High Court In a recent judgment, Hon’ble High Court has held that …
Mere non-deduction of TDS by the deductor on a transaction does not change the character of the transaction to make it unexplained income. In a recent judgment, ITAT has held that merely, because TDS has not been deducted on a particular transaction does not change the character of …
Can a demand notice be issued u/s 156 for non-payment of Dividend tax u/s 115-O, when as per assessment order passed u/s 143(3) there is Nil demand? Supreme Court admits Petition In a recent case, the Hon’ble Supreme Court had admitted a SLP against the judgment of the …
The issue already examined and adjudicated by the quasi-judicial authority, i.e., CIT(Appeals), cannot be reopened on the same set of facts – High Court In a recent judgment, Hon’ble High Court has held that when the very issue was already been examined and adjudicated by the quasi-judicial authority, …
One TDS is deducted, credit has to follow, failure of deductor to deposit the amount to the credit of the Central Government no excuse to deny TDS credit to the deductee – High Court In a landmark judgment, a Division Bench of the Hon’ble High Court while issuing …
Merely because assessee did not explain purpose of cash withdrawal from bank, it can not be taxed u/s 69C as unexplained expenditure In a recent judgment, ITAT has deleted addition u/s 69C holding that an amount withdrawn from the bank account of the assessee, the source of which …
In GST Notice u/s 74, allegations should emanate from itself, a bland statement of ‘fraud or concealment of facts” not sufficient – SC In a recent judgment, Hon’ble Supreme Court has held in a SCN u/s 74 of GST Act 2017, allegations should emanate from the notice itself. …
For claiming deduction u/s 57(iii) a reasonable and intelligible nexus should be established between the expenditure incurred and the income sought to be earned. In a recent judgment, ITAT has held that for claiming deduction u/s 57(iii) a reasonable and intelligible nexus should be established between the expenditure …
Where medical certificate not held to be forged and fictitious, rejecting appeal on ground of delay unjustified In a recent judgment, Hon’ble High Court has held that when the medical certificate was not held to be forged and fictitious, Appellate Court was unjustified in rejecting the condonation of …
