Section 153D: Approval must be self-contained piece of evidence demonstrating that due process of law is followed in approving
Section 153D: Approval must be self-contained piece of evidence demonstrating that due process of law is followed in approving The Hon’ble Tribunal held that Section 254(1) of the Act and Rule 11 of the ITAT Rules make it clear that the Tribunal is competent to consider any ground or issue not taken by either… […]
Know about the changes in the New Tax Audit Report in Form No. 3CD
Know about the changes in the New Tax Audit Report in Form No. 3CD 1. Introduction of Clause 36B for Buyback Receipts – Disclosure of the buyback receipts of shares under section 2(22)(f) has to be reported along with the following details: (a) Amount received for buyback of shares (b) Cost of acquisition of… […]
Updated Returns: A Second Chance That Costs Extra (But Saves You More)
Updated Returns: A Second Chance That Costs Extra (But Saves You More) Missed declaring some income? Skipped filing a return altogether? The tax department is giving you a second shot to set things right—but you’ll need to pay for the privilege. Here’s everything you need to know about the Updated Return scheme and how… […]
Retraction of statement recorded during Income Tax Search Proceedings: An Overview of Legal Provision
Retraction of statement recorded during Income Tax Search Proceedings: An Overview of Legal Provision 1. Admissibility of statements during search: Statements recorded under Section 132(4) of the Income Tax Act, during a search are admissible as evidence and can be used against the assessee. The explanation to Section 132(4) states that such statements may… […]
Advisory on Case Sensitivity in IRN Generation
Advisory on Case Sensitivity in IRN Generation Apr 4th, 2025 Dear Taxpayer, 1. This is to inform you that, effective 1st June 2025, the IRP (Invoice Reporting Portal) would treat invoice/document numbers as case-insensitive for the purpose of IRN generation. 2. To ensure consistency and avoid duplication, invoice numbers reported in any format… […]
Permanent Registration of the Trust – Quoting a wrong provision cannot be held to be fatal & well-deserved beneficial provision need to be extended: ITAT Nagpur
Permanent Registration of the Trust – Quoting a wrong provision cannot be held to be fatal & well-deserved beneficial provision need to be extended: ITAT Nagpur There are various cases wherein the application done by the charitable trust for final registration has been denied by the CIT (E) by pointing out that 1. The… […]
Error in claiming GST- ITC: Supreme Court directed CBIC to revisit rules to fix errors in GST filing due to Human Error
Error in claiming GST- ITC: Supreme Court directed CBIC to revisit rules to fix errors in GST filing due to Human Error Human Errors and mistakes are normal, and errors are made by the revenue. The right to correct mistakes in the nature of clerical or arithmetical is a right”: Human Errors and mistakes… […]
Compliance Calendar for April’2025
Compliance Calendar for April’2025 INCOME TAX ▪07th April 2025- Due date for deposit of Tax collected for the month of March 2025. ▪14th April 2025- Due date for issue of TDS Certificate for tax deducted under section 194-IA, 194-IB, 194M & 194S in the month of February 2025. ▪30th April 2025- Due date… […]
ITAT allowed capital gain exemption u/s 54F – Where father died intestate, inherited property devolved equally on mother and son
ITAT allowed capital gain exemption u/s 54F – Where father died intestate, inherited property devolved equally on mother and son Where father died intestate, inherited property devolved equally on mother and son. With this observation, ITAT allowed full Section 54F exemption for reinvestment in residential houses purchased in both names of father and son…. […]
Deductors / collectors may get interest waiver if TDS/TCS amount debited from the bank account but not credited to the Government Treasury due to technical glitches
Deductors / collectors may get interest waiver if TDS/TCS amount debited from the bank account but not credited to the Government Treasury due to technical glitches As per section 201(1A)(ii) of the Income-tax Act, 1961, any person who is liable to deduct taxes does not pay the taxes deducted to the credit of the… […]
