Judgement

ITAT condoned a 453-day delay by a government school and directed the CIT(A) to hear its Section 234E tax appeal afresh.

ITAT Grants Relief to Government School in 453-Day Tax Appeal Delay, Orders Fresh Hearing on Section 234E Demand

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AP Police have booked a CA and operators of seven firms for allegedly facilitating Rs 186 crore in illegal foreign remittances using fake Form 15CB certificates, marking the third FIR in the I-T crackdown.

3rd FIR in I-T Crackdown: AP Police Book CA, Seven Firms in Rs 186 Crore Illegal Foreign Remittance Case

Bhadohi Police investigate alleged fraudulent GST registration created using Rajendra Pratap Singh’s PAN, leading to a Rs 1.63 crore tax demand.

PAN Misuse Sparks Rs 1.63 Crore GST Demand: Fake ‘Classic Enterprises’ Firm Triggers Police Case In Bhadohi

ITAT remands the AY 2018-19 tax assessment for fresh adjudication after finding copy-pasted facts, wrong findings, and lack of proper application of mind in the CIT(A) order.

ITAT Sets Aside CIT(A)'s Ex Parte Order Over Copy-Pasted Facts and Lack of Application of Mind

ITAT set aside the ex-parte assessment after finding errors in the CIT(A) order, directing the AO to conduct a fresh assessment with proper hearing opportunity.

ITAT Sets Aside Ex-Parte Assessment After Finding Errors and Lack of Application of Mind in CIT(A) Order

Volkswagen faces a fresh hearing in India over a $1.4 billion tax dispute involving the classification of imported car parts.

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ITAT Grants Relief to Government School in 453-Day Tax Appeal Delay, Orders Fresh Hearing on Section 234E Demand

3rd FIR in I-T Crackdown: AP Police Book CA, Seven Firms in Rs 186 Crore Illegal Foreign Remittance Case

PAN Misuse Sparks Rs 1.63 Crore GST Demand: Fake ‘Classic Enterprises’ Firm Triggers Police Case In Bhadohi

ITAT Sets Aside CIT(A)'s Ex Parte Order Over Copy-Pasted Facts and Lack of Application of Mind

ITAT Sets Aside Ex-Parte Assessment After Finding Errors and Lack of Application of Mind in CIT(A) Order

Volkswagen Faces Fresh Hearing in India Over $1.4 Billion Tax Dispute