Late fee is not in the guise of a tax nor is it onerous. Late filing of TDS returns by the deductor causesinconvenience to everyone and s. 234E levies a fee to regularize the said latefiling: Bombay HC

Now, Assessee can add CA, ITP & Advocate as Authorized Representative in all e-Proceeding

Landmark Judgment: Chartered Accountant in whose favour POA is granted by the company is to be considered as Agent of accompany and service of notice to him is due service of Notice: Supreme Court

Depreciation Chart under the Income Tax Act -191 from AY 2003-04 to 2019-20 ( & Onwards )

Interesting Judgment : Reassessment not valid if done without disposal of assessee’s objections to reasons for reopening

Failure to deposit tax deducted in Government account – Assessee cannot escape from Prosecution

Exemption under section 54F is available even if the amount is not deposited in capital gains tax account scheme

TDS Return Late fee (or GST Late fee) is an allowable expenditure

No prosecution proceedings if tax was deposited belatedly after coercive steps taken by dept.: HC

Compensation received by builder for extinction of its right to sue was non-taxable capital receipt: Mumbai ITAT

Late Fee u/s 234E of the Income Tax Act is nothing but a privilege or special service allowed to a deductor for late filing of the TDS statements

Hospital providing health care services – Whether ITC onequipment can be claimed?

GST: Carbonated FruitJuice falls under Fruit Juices or Aerated drinks?

Validity of Refusal to registration u/s 12A on ground that objects of Trust were for betterment of Jain Community and for benefit of the people of Jain Community

Tribunal possesses power to rectify any mistake apparent on record in order passed by it

Taxation of Rental Income on Notional Basis : Since the property was legally not occupiable and not occupied, Charging of tax on notional rental basis do not arise at all.

Cricket as a Charitable Object: Landmark Judgment in Punjab Cricket Association : Held that the commercial exploitation of the popularity of the game andthe property/infrastructure held by the assessee is not incidental to the main object but is one of the primary motives of the assessee.

Whether EPF payment beyond due date specified under the PF Act is an allowable expenditure u/s 36(va)?