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ITAT set aside the Rs 59.5 crore tax assessment against taxpayer and remanded the matter to the AO, holding that the proceedings ignored the IBC moratorium during the company's CIRP.

ITAT Sets Aside Tax Assessment Over IBC Moratorium, Remands Matter to AO

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The IT Dept has released the Foreign Assets Information User Guide 2026 to help taxpayers securely access, understand, download, and verify their overseas financial information.

Income Tax Dept Releases Foreign Assets Information User Guide 2026, Explains How to Access Overseas Financial Data

ITAT dismissed the appeal after finding it challenged the wrong CIT(A) order, while permitting a fresh appeal against the correct ex parte order.

Wrong Order Challenged: ITAT Rejects Appeal, Grants Liberty to File Fresh One

The ITAT remanded a charitable trust’s Section 12AB registration and Section 80G approval applications to the CIT(E), finding that the trust’s submissions were not considered.

ITAT Sets Aside CIT(E)’s Rejection of Charitable Trust’s Section 12AB Registration and 80G Approval Applications

The ITAT remanded the matter to the Jurisdictional AO after finding that the disputed tax demand stemmed from an apparent system-generated error in the ITR.

ITAT Orders Fresh Verification of Tax Demand Arising from ITR System Error

The ITAT condoned a 539-day delay in filing an income tax appeal and remanded the matter to the CIT(A) for a fresh decision on merits. 

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ITAT Sets Aside Tax Assessment Over IBC Moratorium, Remands Matter to AO

Income Tax Dept Releases Foreign Assets Information User Guide 2026, Explains How to Access Overseas Financial Data

Wrong Order Challenged: ITAT Rejects Appeal, Grants Liberty to File Fresh One

ITAT Sets Aside CIT(E)’s Rejection of Charitable Trust’s Section 12AB Registration and 80G Approval Applications

ITAT Orders Fresh Verification of Tax Demand Arising from ITR System Error

ITAT Condones 539-Day Delay and Restores Appeal Before CIT(A), Says Delay Should Not Override Merits of the Case