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CBDT has approved PHFI for scientific research, enabling tax benefits on donations for five years.

CBDT Approves PHFI for Scientific Research Tax Benefits Under Income-tax Act, 2025

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Many taxpayers are receiving ITR refunds within 7-10 days, thanks to faster processing and accurate filings.

Faster Tax Refunds This Year, But Small Errors Can Still Cause Delays

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The ITAT Delhi held in favour of the taxpayer and allowed the claims relating to project abandonment expenses, lease rent payments, and administrative expenses for the AY 2015-16.

ITAT: Expenses Linked to Abandoned Project Cannot Remain Capitalised; Must Be Allowed as Deduction

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Form 40 allows eligible taxpayers to defer taxation of foreign retirement account income.

ITR Filing 2026: How Form 40 Helps NRIs and Returning Indians Avoid Double Taxation on Foreign Retirement Accounts

The Income Tax Department has identified nearly 15,000 to 20,000 cases where taxpayers allegedly reduced their tax liability by claiming deductions and exemptions under incorrect provisions of the Income-tax Act.

Income Tax Department Flags 20,000 Cases of Wrong Deduction Claims Through Swapped Provisions Tax Strategy

The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) Delhi held that professional legal services provided by foreign law firms cannot automatically be treated as Fees for Technical Services (FTS) under Section 9(1)(vii) of the Income Tax Act.

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CBDT Approves PHFI for Scientific Research Tax Benefits Under Income-tax Act, 2025

Faster Tax Refunds This Year, But Small Errors Can Still Cause Delays

ITAT: Expenses Linked to Abandoned Project Cannot Remain Capitalised; Must Be Allowed as Deduction

ITR Filing 2026: How Form 40 Helps NRIs and Returning Indians Avoid Double Taxation on Foreign Retirement Accounts

Income Tax Department Flags 20,000 Cases of Wrong Deduction Claims Through Swapped Provisions Tax Strategy

ITAT Deletes Addition Against UK LLP Holding Legal Services by Foreign Law Firm Not Taxable as FTS