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A cooperative housing society filed its tax return late and sought deductions on interest income, leading to a dispute with tax authorities over taxability and eligibility.

Can Housing Societies Deduct Maintenance Costs from Their Bank Interest?

Mumbai Tribunal invalidates 153C proceedings as seized documents lacked nexus with assessee’s income.

ITAT on Digital Evidence: Truecaller & WhatsApp Chats Not Sufficient Without Corroboration

A recent Tribunal ruling has provided much-needed clarity on the taxability of family gifts versus undocumented business receipts

Gift or Income? How a Past Court Ruling Saved This Taxpayer Millions

The Delhi High Court quashed a time-barred reassessment notice and assessment order, holding them void due to breach of statutory limitation and jurisdictional error.

Delhi High Court Cancels Time-Barred Reassessment Notice and Assessment Order

The petitioner is challenging a ₹20.76 lakh tax demand for FY 2019–20, saying they never saw the show cause notice because it was only uploaded on the portal without any alert. After no response, the demand was finalized and their bank account was attached in 2026. They argue they would have replied if informed, as they did in a similar case for FY 2021–22.

When Silence Costs Lakhs: Contesting a Tax Demand Born from an Unseen Notice

An individual firecracker trader faced an assessment reopening and a Rs. 2,250,000 addition for unexplained purchases discovered in third-party search records.

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Can Housing Societies Deduct Maintenance Costs from Their Bank Interest?

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When Silence Costs Lakhs: Contesting a Tax Demand Born from an Unseen Notice

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