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The Delhi High Court has held that Form 26B cannot be compelled after TDS assessment under Section 201
 


 Delhi High Court Directs Income Tax Department to Pay Rs.53.09 Crore Refund to Vodafone Idea with Interest

The Gujarat High Court has allowed a charitable trust’s Section 11(1A) exemption claim and directed the Income Tax Department to refund excess tax of Rs 1,00,27,295.

High Court Orders Rs 1 Crore Tax Refund, Holds Charitable Trust Entitled to Section 11(1A) Exemption Despite Missed Claim

The ITAT Mumbai deleted penalty as unutilised section 54 amount was not taxable in original Assessment Year


ITAT Rules Section 54 Shortfall Cannot Be Treated as Concealment when Investment Period Had Not Expired

The Supreme Court observed Revenue targets cannot override binding judicial decision on Section 197 application.


Supreme Court Dismisses Income Tax Department’s SLP Against Delhi HC Order Directing Nil-Tax Certificate to GoDaddy.com

The Bombay High Court held that absence of Form 16 or 16A is not fatal if TDS deduction Is proved.

High Court Rules TDS Credit Cannot Be Denied Merely Because Deductor Failed to Deposit Tax

The ITAT remanded tax dispute to the AO for fresh verification after admitting bank statements and loan documents as additional evidence.

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Delhi High Court Directs Income Tax Department to Pay Rs.53.09 Crore Refund to Vodafone Idea with Interest

High Court Orders Rs 1 Crore Tax Refund, Holds Charitable Trust Entitled to Section 11(1A) Exemption Despite Missed Claim

ITAT Rules Section 54 Shortfall Cannot Be Treated as Concealment when Investment Period Had Not Expired

Supreme Court Dismisses Income Tax Department’s SLP Against Delhi HC Order Directing Nil-Tax Certificate to GoDaddy.com

High Court Rules TDS Credit Cannot Be Denied Merely Because Deductor Failed to Deposit Tax

ITAT Sends Section 69A Tax Dispute Back to AO for Fresh Verification, Admits Bank Statements and Loan Documents as Additional Evidence