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ICSI has urged the MCA to formally recognise ‘Deemed Government Companies’ and provide clarity on their C&AG audit, exemptions and compliance requirements.

ICSI Urges MCA to Formally Recognise ‘Deemed Government Companies’ Under Companies Act, 2013

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Tax Bar Association, Bhilwara, urges CBDT to extend the AY 2026-27 tax audit deadline from September 30 to October 31, citing utility delays and increased compliance workload.

From September 30 to October 31? Tax Bar Seeks More Time for Tax Audit Reports

ICSI has invited professional members to report technical glitches, filing challenges and suggestions on the MCA21-V3 Portal by September 15, 2026, 9 AM.

ICSI Invites Professional Feedback on MCA21-V3 Portal Issues to Improve Form Filing Process; Deadline Sept 15

Judgement

ITAT remanded Rs. 22.90 lakh interest dispute under Section 201(1A) to the AO for fresh verification of the alleged duplication/overlap claim.

ITAT Remands Section 201(1A) Interest Dispute for Fresh Verification Over Duplication/Overlap Claim

ITAT remands the Section 148 reassessment case to CIT(A), awaiting the High Court’s ruling on retrospective validation of JAO-issued notices.

Reassessment Notice by JAO or FAO? ITAT Remands Case to CIT(A) Amid Retrospective Validation of Section 148 Notices

The ITAT Mumbai rejects 20% safe harbour mark-up for Technical Services and grants relied to State Bank of India.


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ICSI Urges MCA to Formally Recognise ‘Deemed Government Companies’ Under Companies Act, 2013

From September 30 to October 31? Tax Bar Seeks More Time for Tax Audit Reports

ICSI Invites Professional Feedback on MCA21-V3 Portal Issues to Improve Form Filing Process; Deadline Sept 15

ITAT Remands Section 201(1A) Interest Dispute for Fresh Verification Over Duplication/Overlap Claim

Reassessment Notice by JAO or FAO? ITAT Remands Case to CIT(A) Amid Retrospective Validation of Section 148 Notices

ITAT Holds Safe Harbour Rules Cannot Be Applied Mechanically to Earlier Assessment Year