Important Income Tax Case Laws 28.04.2026
| Relevant Act | Section / Rule | Case Law Title | Citation | Brief Summary |
| Black Money Act, 2015 | Sec 3 | Atanu Banerjee v. DDIT (Inv) | Click Here | Foreign Asset Disclosure: Matter remanded to allow the assessee a final opportunity to substantiate the source of credits in an undisclosed foreign bank account from property sales. |
| Income Tax | Sec 11 / 10B | Manav Vikas Bahuuddeshiya v. CIT(E) | Click Here | Bona Fide Delay: Delay in filing Form 10B due to CA’s oversight regarding new online filing must be condoned to prevent unjust denial of exemption. |
| Income Tax | Sec 69 | Ajay Food Products v. ITO | Click Here | Inflated Stock: Addition justified where an assessee overstates stock to a bank to secure higher credit; “commercial immorality” is not supported by law. |
| Income Tax | Sec 80G | Blaze Trust v. CIT(E) | Click Here | Micro-credit: Approval cannot be denied for financial facilitation (SHGs/Micro-credit) if it serves the socio-economic upliftment of the poor without profit motive. |
| Income Tax | Sec 80P | Karnataka State Co-op Bank v. ITO | Click Here | Co-operative Deductions: Deduction allowed for interest from co-op banks and vehicle hire, but denied for staff loan interest and insurance commissions. |
| Income Tax | Sec 145B | Bando India (P.) Ltd. v. ITO | Click Here | Duty Drawback: Under Sec 145B(3), duty drawback is taxable on a receipt basis; addition on an accrual basis is unjustified. |
| Income Tax | Sec 194-IA | Artha Real Estate Corp. Ltd. v. DCIT | Click Here | Immovable Property: TDS must be deducted on the entire consideration of the property; failure renders the assessee a “defaulting assessee” u/s 201. |
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