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Correctness in ITR filing is very important; otherwise, you may face penalties, Notices, and interest, know the common mistakes to avoid while filing an ITR.

ITR Filing Not So Simple Anymore: 10 Mistakes That Can Trigger Tax Notices

Judgement

The appeal was dismissed due to delay caused by non-receipt of the order on the correct email. The ITAT set aside the order and allowed a fresh hearing to ensure fair opportunity.

Income Tax Notice not sent on EMAIL ID registered at IT-Portal: ITAT condones delay in filing Appeal

The Delhi High Court said that since Maruti Enterprises had already cancelled its GST registration voluntarily in January 2025, the GST department must consider its reply first before cancelling it again from the start date.

GST authorities directed to reconsider retrospective GST cancellation against taxpayer whose applied for voluntary cancellation

ITAT quashes reassessment as alleged penny stock transactions belonged to the client, not the assessee.

Reassessment Invalid Where Alleged Penny Stock Transactions Belonged to Client: ITAT

ITAT deletes penalty as issue admitted by High Court proves claim was debatable.

High Court’s Admission of Quantum Appeal Weakens Penalty Proceedings: ITAT

Notifications

The Central has empowered the Principal Bench of the GSTAT, New Delhi to hear appeals under Section 101B of the CGST Act, 2017, effective from 1 April 2026.

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ITR Filing Not So Simple Anymore: 10 Mistakes That Can Trigger Tax Notices

Income Tax Notice not sent on EMAIL ID registered at IT-Portal: ITAT condones delay in filing Appeal

GST authorities directed to reconsider retrospective GST cancellation against taxpayer whose applied for voluntary cancellation

Reassessment Invalid Where Alleged Penny Stock Transactions Belonged to Client: ITAT

High Court’s Admission of Quantum Appeal Weakens Penalty Proceedings: ITAT

GST Breaking: Govt Empowers GSTAT Principal Bench, New Delhi, to Hear Appeals