Income Tax Case Laws

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Karnataka High Court: Section 28 Interest Is Part of Land Acquisition Compensation, So No TDS Can Be Deducted

When land is compulsorily acquired and a court later raises the compensation, the landowner usually also receives interest on the…

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Income Tax Case Laws

Mere Filing of an Appeal Does Not Stay an Income Tax Demand: Delhi High Court

Many taxpayers believe that once they file an appeal against an assessment order, recovery of the disputed tax demand stops…

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Time-Barred Reassessment Cannot Survive: Gujarat High Court Quashes Section 148 Notice for AY 2014-15

Receiving a reassessment notice for an assessment year that closed long ago is unsettling for any taxpayer. The first question…

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Books of Account Cannot Be Rejected Merely for Non-Audit: ITAT Mumbai

Deepika A. Mehta v. DCIT (ITAT Mumbai), ITA Nos. 379/Mum/2023 & 1178/Mum/2023, AY 1992-93, order dated 5 April 2024 When…

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Assessment Void Without Fresh Section 143(2) Notice After Revised Return: ITAT Mumbai

Fresh Section 143(2) Notice Is Mandatory After a Revised Return: ITAT Mumbai Quashes Ceat Ltd’s Assessments In Ceat Limited v….