IMPORTANT INCOME TAX CASE LAWS 19.03.2026

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IMPORTANT INCOME TAX CASE LAWS 19.03.2026

Relevant ActSectionCase Law Title / AuthorityBrief SummaryCitation
PBPT Act, 1988Sec 2(8) & 24Sanjay Sancheti v. Initiating OfficerProperty is Benami if the title holder lacks financial capacity and the beneficial owner exercises dominion and receives sale proceeds.Click Here
Income Tax ActSec 2(29C)Chanda Bharech Beneficiary Trust v. ITOFor private discretionary trusts with income below ₹50 lakhs, no surcharge is leviable; only the 30% tax rate plus cess applies.Click Here
Income Tax ActSec 10(23C)DCIT v. University of MumbaiGenerating a surplus does not prove a profit motive. Substantial Govt. funding (19% grants + infrastructure) qualifies it for exemption.Click Here
Income Tax ActSec 35Matrix Clothing (P.) Ltd. v. ACITWeighted deduction (Sec 35(2AB)) requires mandatory PCCIT/PDGIT approval; however, R&D for daily operations is allowable under Sec 37(1).Click Here
Income Tax ActSec 37(1)E2E Supply Chain Solutions v. ACITDisallowance cannot be based solely on a vendor’s non-response to Sec 133(6) notices if the assessee provides banking proofs and invoices.Click Here
Income Tax ActSec 80PITO v. Shree Ravalnath Co-op SocietyInterest earned by a credit society on deposits maintained for providing credit to members is business income eligible for Sec 80P(2)(a)(i) deduction.Click Here
Income Tax ActSec 194CCIT v. Bose Corporation India (P.) Ltd.SC Ruling: Common Area Maintenance (CAM) charges fall under Sec 194C (Contractual) and not Sec 194-I (Rent) for TDS purposes.Click Here
Income Tax ActSec 197Make My Trip (India) v. ACITRejection of a lower/Nil TDS certificate must be a reasoned order. Outstanding demands alone aren’t enough if facts haven’t changed from prior years.Click Here
Income Tax ActSec 251Mrigesh Gaurav v. ITOCIT(A) cannot enhance an assessment (directing to tax full salary) without issuing a mandatory Show-Cause Notice for such enhancement.Click Here

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