Tag Archives: HIGH COURT OF TELANGANA

Intra-City Transfer of Tax Cases Under Section 127 Requires No Notice or Hearing to Assessee

By | July 22, 2026

Intra-City Transfer of Tax Cases Under Section 127 Requires No Notice or Hearing to Assessee Intra-City Transfer of Tax Cases Under Section 127 Requires No Notice or Hearing to Assessee Issue Whether transfer orders passed under Section 127 moving an assessee’s assessment case between Assessing Officers within the same city require prior notice or an… Read More »

Court Upholds Order Within Limitation and Dismisses Writ Relegating Assessee to Statutory Appeal

By | July 15, 2026

Court Upholds Order Within Limitation and Dismisses Writ Relegating Assessee to Statutory Appeal Issue Issue I (Six-Month SCN Window): Whether the requirement under Section 74 to issue a Show Cause Notice (SCN) at least six months before the final date for passing an Order-in-Original (OIO) is directory or mandatory. Issue II (Natural Justice and Hearing… Read More »

A co-operative credit society is entitled to a deduction on interest earned from depositing its operational surplus funds in banks.

By | July 10, 2026

A co-operative credit society is entitled to a deduction on interest earned from depositing its operational surplus funds in banks. Issue Whether a co-operative credit society can claim a statutory tax deduction under Section 80P(2)(a) on interest income earned from parking its operational surplus funds in bank deposits, or if such interest is disallowable because… Read More »

Manual filing of Form 10 does not justify reassessment if already examined during scrutiny.

By | July 10, 2026

Manual filing of Form 10 does not justify reassessment if already examined during scrutiny. Issue Whether the Revenue department can validly initiate reassessment proceedings under Section 148 to disallow income accumulation solely because Form 10 was filed manually instead of electronically, in a case where the Assessing Officer had already thoroughly examined and accepted the… Read More »

State-governed charitable trust is entitled to exemption as fund transfer for hazard mitigation equipment does not violate section 13.

By | July 6, 2026

State-governed charitable trust is entitled to exemption as fund transfer for hazard mitigation equipment does not violate section 13. Issue Whether the appellant-trust, formed by the State Government for disaster mitigation, is entitled to tax exemption under Section 11 when its interest income was spent on purchasing high-end hazard mitigation computing equipment in the name… Read More »

Appeal filed within three months of a rectification rejection cannot be dismissed as time-barred.

By | July 3, 2026

Appeal filed within three months of a rectification rejection cannot be dismissed as time-barred. Issue Whether a statutory appeal filed within three months from the rejection of a rectification application can be dismissed as time-barred on a technicality if the appeal memo mistakenly assails the original assessment order rather than the rectification rejection order. Facts… Read More »

Issuing a Second SCN for the Same Assessment Period Violates Prior High Court Remand Directions

By | July 3, 2026

Issuing a Second SCN for the Same Assessment Period Violates Prior High Court Remand Directions Issue Whether the Assessing Officer (AO) can legally issue a second Show Cause Notice (SCN) and pass a fresh assessment order for the same financial year after the High Court specifically remanded the matter to adjudicate only the original, first… Read More »

Writ Denied Due to Statutory Remedy but Liberty Granted to Appeal Delayed Portal Upload

By | June 27, 2026

Writ Denied Due to Statutory Remedy but Liberty Granted to Appeal Delayed Portal Upload Issue Whether a writ petition challenging an assessment order passed under Section 73 is maintainable when a statutory appeal remedy exists, but the taxpayer claims a delay in filing the appeal because the order was wrongly or obscurely uploaded under the… Read More »

Writ Petition Filed After Five Years Is Non-Maintainable Due To Inordinate Laches And Unavailed Alternative Statutory Remedies

By | June 27, 2026

Writ Petition Filed After Five Years Is Non-Maintainable Due To Inordinate Laches And Unavailed Alternative Statutory Remedies Issue Whether a writ petition filed under Article 226 of the Constitution challenging an appellate order is maintainable after a delay of more than five years, when the petitioner has completely bypassed an efficacious alternative statutory remedy available… Read More »

Writ petitions for SEZ IGST refunds will not be entertained when an efficacious statutory appeal remedy exists.

By | June 25, 2026

Writ petitions for SEZ IGST refunds will not be entertained when an efficacious statutory appeal remedy exists. Issue Whether a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) unit can bypass the alternative, efficacious statutory appeal remedy under Section 107 of the CGST Act and directly invoke writ jurisdiction to challenge an IGST refund rejection order. Facts The petitioner… Read More »