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Court Follows Earlier Rulings; Faceless Assessment Scheme Must Govern Reassessment Even in Search-Linked Cases

HC Quashes Reassessment in Search Case: Notice Issued by Jurisdictional AO Held Invalid

Regarding the Subscription fee, the Tribunal cited the decision of the Delhi HC which held that if an agreement creates interest or the right to use a copyrighted article, the payments for such use do not form a royalty.

Administration Fee and Subscription Fee are Not Royalty Under Income Tax: ITAT

The ITAT Mumbai held that TDS is not required on year-end expense provisions when payees are not identified and directed the Assessing Officer to verify if TDS was later deducted and paid.

TDS Not required on Year-End Expense Provisions Where Payees Are Not Identified, Says ITAT

The Madras High Court disposed of the writ petition and directed the Assistant Commissioner of State Tax to decide the taxpayer’s pending GST revocation application within 30 days.

Madras High Court Directs GST Officer to Decide Revocation Application Within 30 Days

The Delhi High Court upheld the EPF provisions for international workers, ruling that the distinction between foreign and Indian employees is reasonable and does not violate Article 14 of the Constitution.

EPF Provisions valid for International Workers, No Violation of Article 14: Delhi High Court

ITAT Mumbai ruled that a company incorporated in FY 2015-16 cannot claim the 29% concessional tax rate meant for companies existing in FY 2014-15, and upheld the 30% tax rate applied by the AO.

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HC Quashes Reassessment in Search Case: Notice Issued by Jurisdictional AO Held Invalid

Administration Fee and Subscription Fee are Not Royalty Under Income Tax: ITAT

TDS Not required on Year-End Expense Provisions Where Payees Are Not Identified, Says ITAT

Madras High Court Directs GST Officer to Decide Revocation Application Within 30 Days

EPF Provisions valid for International Workers, No Violation of Article 14: Delhi High Court

ITAT Upholds 30% Tax Rate for Newly Incorporated Company Not Eligible for 29% Concession