Long-term capital losses can be set off against capital gains arising from depreciable assets.

By | July 4, 2026

Long-term capital losses can be set off against capital gains arising from depreciable assets. Issue Whether the deeming fiction under section 50, which treats gains from depreciable assets as short-term capital gains, converts the underlying long-term asset into a short-term asset, thereby barring the set-off of current year and brought forward long-term capital losses under… Read More »

Reassessment order is invalid as a mere change of opinion on already examined cash deposits.

By | July 4, 2026

Reassessment order is invalid as a mere change of opinion on already examined cash deposits. Issue Whether the reassessment proceedings and subsequent addition under section 69A of the Income-tax Act, 1961 were valid when the specific issue of cash deposits had already been examined and accepted during the original assessment under section 143(3). Facts For… Read More »

Cash deposits are fully explained by a co-owner’s accepted advance and verified bank withdrawals

By | July 4, 2026

Cash deposits are fully explained by a co-owner’s accepted advance and verified bank withdrawals Issue Whether a Section 69A addition for unexplained cash deposits totaling ₹48 lakhs can be sustained when a co-owner’s tax proceedings have already validated the primary source of the funds and the remaining deposits are backed by documented bank withdrawals. Facts… Read More »

Reassessment order must be quashed if the Assessing Officer fails to consider the assessee’s replies

By | July 4, 2026

Reassessment order must be quashed if the Assessing Officer fails to consider the assessee’s replies Reassessment order must be quashed if the Assessing Officer fails to consider the assessee’s replies Issue Whether an order passed under Section 148A(3) and a consequential reassessment notice under Section 148 are legally sustainable if the Assessing Officer fails to… Read More »

Foreign exchange gains are operating income, and expense allocation must follow gross profit margins

By | July 4, 2026

Foreign exchange gains are operating income, and expense allocation must follow gross profit margins Issue Whether the Transfer Pricing Officer (TPO) is legally justified in treating business-related foreign exchange gains as non-operating income, modifying common expense allocations from gross profit to turnover basis, and eliminating comparables without persistent losses under the Transactional Net Margin Method… Read More »