Daily Archives: January 20, 2025

Insufficient Evidence Leads to Deletion of Section 69C Addition

By | January 20, 2025

Insufficient Evidence Leads to Deletion of Section 69C Addition Summary in Key Points: Section 69C, AY 2020-21: This case deals with additions made under Section 69C of the Income-tax Act, 1961, which pertains to unexplained expenditure found during search and seizure operations. Issue 1: Interior Designer Payments: The Assessing Officer (AO) made additions for alleged… Read More »

Reopening Notice under Section 148 of the Income Tax Act valid if assessee had failed to avail of opportunities to respond to the notice.

By | January 20, 2025

 Reopening Notice under Section 148 of the Income Tax Act valid if assessee had failed to avail of opportunities to respond to the notice. Summary in Key Points: The assessee sold an immovable property during the relevant assessment year but failed to file a return. A notice under section 148A(b) was issued, alleging that income… Read More »

 Application for compounding of an offense under Section 276B could not be rejected if the main accused company had not filed any such application.

By | January 20, 2025

 Application for compounding of an offense under Section 276B could not be rejected if the main accused company had not filed any such application. Summary in Key Points: A director of a company was prosecuted under Section 276B for the company’s failure to deposit TDS. The director filed an application for compounding of offences under… Read More »

Payments retained by e-commerce platforms were service fees, not commissions TDS u/s Section 194H was not applicable in this case.

By | January 20, 2025

Payments retained by e-commerce platforms were service fees, not commissions TDS u/s Section 194H was not applicable in this case. Summary in Key Points: An assessee engaged in trading on e-commerce platforms was assessed for non-deduction of TDS under section 194H on payments retained by the platforms. The Assessing Officer disallowed 30% of the payments… Read More »

11 Important GST Case Laws on 20.01.2025

By | January 20, 2025

Important Case Laws on Goods and Services Tax (GST) Sr No Case Law Citation Relevant Act Section Brief Summary 1 Muhammed Abdul Saini v. State Tax Officer   Click here Central Goods and Services Tax Act, 2017 16(2)(c) Section 16(2)(c) is valid and serves a legitimate purpose in ensuring effective functioning of the GST system.… Read More »

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Stay Order Granted on Deposit of 10% of Disputed Tax if Tribunal has not been constituted.: High Court

By | January 20, 2025

Stay Order Granted on Deposit of 10% of Disputed Tax if Tribunal has not been constituted.: High Court Summary: First Appellate Authority’s Order: The first appellate authority passed an order against the assessee. Non-Constitution of Tribunal: The Tribunal had not yet been constituted. Interim Relief: The court granted interim relief to the assessee, directing the… Read More »

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Commissioner Cannot Review Appellate Authority’s Order under GST : High Court

By | January 20, 2025

Commissioner Cannot Review Appellate Authority’s Order under GST : High Court Summary: Refund Claim: The assessee filed a refund claim, which was rejected. Appellate Authority’s Order: The appellate authority directed the department to process the refund claim. Commissioner’s Review: The Commissioner reviewed the appellate authority’s order and rejected the refund claim. Power of Commissioner: The… Read More »

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Writ Petition Dismissed Where Statutory Alternative Remedy Available: High Court

By | January 20, 2025

Writ Petition Dismissed Where Statutory Alternative Remedy Available: High Court Summary: Order Under Section 73: The department passed an order under Section 73 against the assessee. Writ Petition Filed: The assessee filed a writ petition challenging the order. Statutory Alternative Remedy: The court held that the assessee had a statutory alternative remedy of filing an… Read More »

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Society is Not an ‘Association of Persons’ not liable to pay tax due : High Court

By | January 20, 2025

Non-Government Employees Welfare Society Not an ‘Association of Persons’ not liable to pay tax due Summary: Attachment of Property: The petitioner’s property was attached for recovery of tax dues of a non-government employees welfare society. Liability of Members: The revenue authorities argued that the members of the society were liable for the tax dues. Scope… Read More »

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Section 16(2)(c) of CGST Act is Valid and Serves a Legitimate Purpose : High Court

By | January 20, 2025

Section 16(2)(c) of CGST Act is Valid and Serves a Legitimate Purpose : High Court Summary: Constitutional Challenge: The appellant challenged the constitutionality of Section 16(2)(c) of the CGST Act. Burden on Recipients: The appellant argued that the provision imposed an unreasonable burden on recipients to ensure supplier compliance. Legitimate Purpose: The court upheld the… Read More »

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