IMPORTANT INCOME TAX CASE LAWS 24.02.2026
| Relevant Section | Case Law Title | Core Ruling & Strategic Summary | Citation |
| Section 115BAA | Bax India Ventures v. CPC | [Technical Fault] Denying the 22% concessional rate solely because Form 10-IC was filed late (due to portal glitches or inadvertence) is a jurisdictional error. Substantive benefits cannot be denied for procedural lapses. | Click Here |
| Section 37(1) | BNP Paribas India v. ACIT | [Software Maintenance] Annual maintenance (AMC), database support, and license renewal fees are Revenue Expenditure. No new asset or IP is created; these are period costs deductible u/s 37(1). | Click Here |
| Section 80G(5) | Arth Foundation v. CIT(E) | [Form 10AB Timeline] Trusts can file for regular approval anytime before the provisional approval expires. The 6-month deadline only applies if activities start after getting provisional approval. | Click Here |
| Section 37(1) | Namakkal S. India v. ACIT | [Shortage Payments] Payments made to principals for goods shortage during transit (as per contract) are compensatory, not for “violation of law,” and are fully deductible. | Click Here |
| Section 149 | Pawan Sachdeva v. ITO | [Last Day Email] Notice emailed on the last day of limitation is valid. Absence of a real-time alert or inadvertent enclosure of another’s notice are curable defects under Section 292B. | Click Here |
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