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Section 69A: ITAT Endorses a Balanced, Evidence-Based Approach over Blanket Additions Shrenik Manish Mehta vs ITO ITA No.: 7324/Mum/2025 Facts: 1. The assessee, an individual, filed return declaring income of ₹6.30 lakh. Case was selected for scrutiny due to large cash payments towards credit card dues. 2. Total credit card payment: ₹27.65 lakh, out…
Commission paid to non-residents does not give rise to income chargeable to tax in India: ITAT Ahmedabad Kiri Industries Ltd. vs. DCIT (ITA No. 2065/Ahd/2025) Facts: 1. The assessee is a company engaged in business activities and its return of income for A.Y. 2021-22 was subjected to scrutiny assessment under section 143(3) read…
Penalty for Foreign Asset Disclosure Cannot Be Imposed for Mere Technical Lapse: Bombay HC Penalty for Foreign Asset Disclosure Cannot Be Imposed for Mere Technical Lapse: Bombay HC Pr. CIT v. Shrem Alloys Pvt. Ltd. (Bombay High Court) 485(ITR)790 Facts: 1. The assessee acquired foreign assets. Disclosure was made in original returns for…
Your income may be tax-free up to ₹12 lakh–but your cash flow still isn’t For many taxpayers, it now feels like a strange bargain-no tax liability, but still a deduction at source. Tax law often simplifies things-only after adding a new layer of complexity. The transition from Forms 15G and 15H to a unified Form…
Reassessment Quashed for Mechanical Approval: ITAT Rajkot Reinforces Safeguards Under Section 151 In a significant ruling strengthening taxpayer protection, the ITAT Rajkot Bench (ITA No. 377/RJT/2025, AY 2012–13) has held that reassessment proceedings under Sections 147/148 cannot survive if the mandatory approval under Section 151 is granted mechanically. The decision reiterates a crucial legal safeguard—approval…
