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Delhi HC has prima facie allowed Supreme Court and High Court judges to treat certain statutory allowances as non-taxable receipts under the new tax regime.

Delhi High Court Allows SC and HC Judges to File or Revise ITR Under New Regime Without Listing Certain Allowances

The CBDT Office Memorandum on taxability of judges’ allowances has been challenged 

High Court Holds Judges’ Statutory Allowances Outside New Tax Regime

News

PIB Fact Check warns taxpayers against a fake Rs 6,000 income tax payment message linked to a phishing scam.

Got a Rs 6,000 Income Tax Payment Alert? PIB Fact Check Calls It a Phishing Scam

ITAT condoned a 171-day delay due to ill health and restored Rs 34.10 lakh LTCG dispute for fresh adjudication on merits.

Substantial Justice Prevails Over Technicalities: ITAT Condones 171-Day Delay in Section 54 Exemption Dispute Due to Ill Health

ITAT Jaipur dismissed the Revenue’s appeal, holding that the consequential assessment had become infructuous after the Tribunal quashed the underlying Section 263 order.

ITAT Dismisses Revenue Appeal, Holds Consequential Assessment Infructuous After Section 263 Order Quashed

ITAT Jaipur remands Rs 1.33 crore tax dispute to CIT(A) for fresh adjudication on Sections 69A, 69B and 115BBE.

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Delhi High Court Allows SC and HC Judges to File or Revise ITR Under New Regime Without Listing Certain Allowances

High Court Holds Judges’ Statutory Allowances Outside New Tax Regime

Got a Rs 6,000 Income Tax Payment Alert? PIB Fact Check Calls It a Phishing Scam

Substantial Justice Prevails Over Technicalities: ITAT Condones 171-Day Delay in Section 54 Exemption Dispute Due to Ill Health

ITAT Dismisses Revenue Appeal, Holds Consequential Assessment Infructuous After Section 263 Order Quashed

ITAT Restores Tax Appeal to CIT(A) for Fresh Adjudication on Merits, Citing Failure to Examine Section 69A, 69B and 115BBE Issues