Judgement

ITAT condones six-day delay and restores appeal for decision on merits by CIT(A).

ITAT Pune Restores Appeal Dismissed Over 6-Day Delay, Directs CIT(A) to Decide Matter on Merits

The ITAT Pune ruled that alleged unaccounted cash transactions recorded in seized cash books of the Viraj Group cannot be taxed separately in the hands of individual directors and entities.

ITAT Grants Major Relief to Viraj Group, Rules Seized Cash Transactions Cannot Be Taxed Separately

News

FSSAI seeks explanation from IRCTC after viral video alleged utensil washing inside train toilet.

FSSAI Seeks Explanation From IRCTC Over Utensil Washing in Train Toilet

Orders

RBI imposed penalty after identifying deficiencies in KYC transaction monitoring and alert systems.

RBI Imposes Rs.3.10 Lakh Penalty on CreditAccess Grameen for KYC Lapses.

RBI Imposes Rs 3.10 Lakh Penalty on Credit Access Grameen for KYC Lapses.

The ITAT condones the delay of 2157 days and remands the case back to the CIT(A), criticising them for dismissing the appeal ex-parte merely for being time-barred.

ITAT Condones 2157-Days Delay, Critises CIT(A) For Not Hearing Case on Merits and Dismissing Appeal Ex-parte

ITAT Condones 2157-Days Delay, Criticises CIT(A) For Not Hearing Case on Merits and Dismissing Appeal Ex-parte

The ITAT Mumbai has granted partial relief to an assessee by reducing the addition of Rs 4.60 lakh to Rs 2.60 lakh made under Section 68 on account of unexplained cash deposits.

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ITAT Pune Restores Appeal Dismissed Over 6-Day Delay, Directs CIT(A) to Decide Matter on Merits

ITAT Grants Major Relief to Viraj Group, Rules Seized Cash Transactions Cannot Be Taxed Separately

FSSAI Seeks Explanation From IRCTC Over Utensil Washing in Train Toilet

RBI Imposes Rs 3.10 Lakh Penalty on Credit Access Grameen for KYC Lapses.

ITAT Condones 2157-Days Delay, Criticises CIT(A) For Not Hearing Case on Merits and Dismissing Appeal Ex-parte

ITAT Grants Relief of Rs. 2 Lakh Despite Lack of Complete Supporting Evidence