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Exemptions in GST Part 3 I CA Satbir Singh

By CA Satbir Singh | June 6, 2022

Exemptions in GST Part 3 I CA Satbir Singh

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IMPORTANT INCOME TAX CASE LAW 15.10.2025
Trust registration should be based on its charitable objects, not on a premature judgment of its income’s future taxability.
The year of transfer for capital gains is the year possession is handed over and consideration is paid, not the year the sale deed is registered.
A revised Form 9A filed before the completion of an assessment must be considered by the Assessing Officer to correctly determine the income of a charitable trust.
Disallowance for Exempt Income Expenses Must Be Based Only on Investments That Actually Yielded Income.
A disallowance for cash payments was remanded to the Assessing Officer to give the taxpayer a fresh opportunity to justify the payments under statutory exceptions.
An AO cannot make new additions after dropping the original reason for reassessment.
A company cannot claim the lower tax rate under Section 115BAA by filing a revised return if it failed to opt-in by the due date of the original return.
Assessment of a third party (under Section 153C) is invalid if based on non-incriminating material related to transactions already disclosed in their tax return.
Reopening an assessment after four years is invalid without new material or proof of the assessee’s failure to disclose.

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