Judgement

ITAT upholds CIT(A)’s deletion of Rs.12.20 crore SBN-period cash deposit addition. Books were audited, stock matched, sales recorded, Section 68 addition held unsustainable.

ITAT Delhi Upholds CIT(A) Relief: Rs. 12.20 Crore Demonetisation Cash Deposit Addition Deleted

Since the notice was issued by the non-jurisdictional Assessing Officer, and the same was not resolved by the PCIT, the Tribunal set aside the revisional order.

PCIT Must Resolve Jurisdictional Objections Before Passing Revisionary Order: ITAT

Exam

ICSI offers a second chance for lapsed CS aspirants to rejoin under Syllabus 2022 with preserved exemptions.

Missed Your CS Registration? All You Need to Know About ICSI Amnesty Scheme 2025

As per the Gujarat AAR, the service of renting of Residential building by the applicant to the lessee, an unregistered person, to use it as the residential accommodation for the students and the working professional is subject to GST.

AAR: Leasing Building to Unregistered Lessee for Further Residential Accommodation Attracts 18% GST

AAR: Renting Residential Building to Unregistered Lessee for Further Accommodation Attracts 18% GST

Kerala High Court rules that interest paid on delayed Agricultural Income Tax is not deductible as a business expense under Section 37 of the Income Tax Act.

Interest on Delayed Agricultural Income Tax Not Deductible; Rules Kerala High Court

ITAT Ahmedabad remands the Rs. 56 lakh deemed dividend case to the tax authorities for fresh verification of the loan repayment documents.

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