15 Important INCOME TAX Law 25.02.2025
Section | Case Law Title | Brief Summary | Citation |
4 | Rajendra Agarwal v. ACIT, Central Circle-1 | Income from unexplained sources can be assessed based on incriminating documents. |
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12A | Chandragupt Shephards Welfare Association v. Commissioner of Income-tax, Exemption | A show-cause notice must be issued before rejecting a registration application. | Click Here |
24 | Ankur Goyal v. Income-tax Officer, Ward 1 (1) | Interest on borrowed funds can be claimed if used for acquiring property. | Click Here |
35 | Mahle Behr India (P.) Ltd. v. DCIT, Circle-8, Pune | Weighted deduction under section 35(2AB) is not available for outsourced R&D. R&D Expenditure Incurred Outside India Eligible for Deduction Under Section 35(1)(iv), Not 35(2AB) | Click Here |
37(1) | Rajendra Agarwal v. ACIT, Central Circle-1 | Business expenses must be wholly and exclusively incurred for business purposes. | Click Here |
40(a)(ia) | Rajendra Agarwal v. ACIT, Central Circle-1 | Interest paid to an NBFC without TDS deduction is not deductible. | Click Here |
56 | Income-tax Officer v. HSG Propmart (P.) Ltd. | Reassessment cannot be based on an issue already examined in the original assessment. | Click Here |
68 | Deputy Commissioner of Income-tax v. Toor Finance Company Ltd. | Assessing Officer can assess income that comes to his notice during reassessment proceedings even if not specifically mentioned in the reopening order. | Click Here |
69 | Ankur Goyal v. Income-tax Officer, Ward 1 (1) | Investment from a credible source cannot be added back as unexplained income. | Click Here |
69A | Gautam Thadani v. Director Income-tax (Investigation) | A requisition under section 132A cannot be rejected on the ground of delay. | Click Here |
69A | Gautam Thadani v. Director Income-tax (Investigation) | A requisition under section 132A is valid if supported by evidence. | Click Here |
148A | Merton v. Deputy Commissioner of Income-tax | Reassessment proceedings can be initiated even after the completion of a previous reassessment. | Click Here |
153A | Gautam Thadani v. Director Income-tax (Investigation) | Assessment under section 153A must be completed within 21 months. | Click Here |
237 | L. G. Chaudhary v. Assistant Commissioner of Income-tax Circle 2(2)(1) | Taxpayers are entitled to refunds even if they have outstanding tax liabilities. | Click Here |
238 | Mcnally Bharat Engineering Co. Ltd. v. Union of India | Reassessment proceedings are barred after the approval of a resolution plan under the IBC. | Click Here |
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