Judgement

The ITAT held that CIT(A) should have allowed withdrawal of Appeal after AO deleted entire deemed dividend addition under Section 154.


ITAT Allows Appeal After Section 2(22)(e) Addition of Rs.22.71 Crore Was Deleted in Rectification

News

Former Income Tax Officer Satish Kumar Bhadani gets 5 years’ rigorous imprisonment and Rs 1.5 lakh fine in a Rs 40,000 bribery case.

CBI Court Sentences Former Income Tax Officer to 5 Years in Bribery Case

The ITAT Delhi held that Mitsubishi Electric Europe’s Rs 2.96 Crore referral income as business income.

ITAT Holds Customer Referral Commission Not Taxable as FTS Under India-Netherlands DTAA

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ITAT has made e-filing mandatory for appeals and related documents from October 1, 2026, introducing new digital filing, verification and registration requirements.


ITAT Makes E-Filing Mandatory From October 1, 2026; Appeals, Paper Books and Related Documents Must Be Filed Online

Film producer Vashu Bhagnani has reportedly been hospitalised in London amid ongoing Income Tax searches linked to alleged financial irregularities.

Vashu Bhagnani Hospitalised in London, Requests Privacy Amid Reported Income Tax Searches Over Alleged Financial Irregularities

ITAT deletes the Rs 1.44 crore addition under Section 69, observing that the disputed unlisted share investments were duly recorded in the books of account.

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ITAT Allows Appeal After Section 2(22)(e) Addition of Rs.22.71 Crore Was Deleted in Rectification

CBI Court Sentences Former Income Tax Officer to 5 Years in Bribery Case

ITAT Holds Customer Referral Commission Not Taxable as FTS Under India-Netherlands DTAA

ITAT Makes E-Filing Mandatory From October 1, 2026; Appeals, Paper Books and Related Documents Must Be Filed Online

Vashu Bhagnani Hospitalised in London, Requests Privacy Amid Reported Income Tax Searches Over Alleged Financial Irregularities

ITAT Deletes Rs 1.44 Crore Unexplained Investment Addition Under Section 69, Says Investments Were Recorded in Books