IMPORTANT INCOME TAX CASE LAWS 11.03.2026

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IMPORTANT INCOME TAX CASE LAWS 11.03.2026

Relevant Act Section Case Law Title / Authority Brief Summary Citation
PBPT Act, 1988 Sec 2(9)(A) & 24 Smt. Radhamani A. v. ACIT Attachment is sustainable even if beneficial owners aren’t fully identified, provided the “benamidar” fails to prove a lawful source of funds. Click Here
Income Tax Act Sec 10(38) Arvind Bhanguji Kangane v. DCIT LTCG cannot be treated as unexplained cash credit if the assessee provides the allotment letter, bank statements, and demat records. Click Here
Income Tax Act Sec 14A DCIT v. New Delhi Television Ltd. No disallowance of expenditure is permitted under Section 14A if the assessee has not earned any exempt income during the year. Click Here
Income Tax Act Sec 32 & 147 ACIT v. Ammann India (P.) Ltd. SC Ruling: Reopening assessment based on a DRP order that was previously deleted by a Tribunal (on non-merit grounds) is invalid. Click Here
Income Tax Act Sec 69C DCIT v. Sitaram Jewellers Taxing the “profit element” of unaccounted purchases and then taxing the same as “unexplained expenditure” is impermissible double taxation. Click Here
Income Tax Act Sec 143 CIT v. Shell India Markets (P.) Ltd. SC Ruling: Assessment orders issued in the name of a non-existent company (post-merger) are invalid if the merger was intimated to the AO. Click Here
Income Tax Act Sec 151 & 263 Shailesh Asalraj Jain v. PCIT If a reassessment notice is issued without the correct statutory sanction (wrong authority), the consequential revision under Sec 263 cannot survive. Click Here
Income Tax Act Sec 206C DCIT (TDS) v. Deputy Director (Mineral) SC Ruling: There is no legislative mandate to collect TCS on compounding fees or fines recovered from illegal miners/transporters. Click Here
DTVSV Act, 2020 Sec 4 Vidya Sagar Sharma v. UOI If a VSV declaration becomes void for non-compliance, the original revision petition is automatically revived by operation of law. Click Here

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