If renting out is the business of the assessee, it could be regarded as a business income: ITAT
If renting out is the business of the assessee, it could be regarded as a business income: ITAT Shri Shanthilal…
it could be regarded as a business income: ITAT
Recent Posts
- Foreign Travel Under the New Income Tax Act, 2025: Is Form 156 Mandatory Before Every Overseas Trip?
- Section 69A Addition Cannot Survive Without Proof of Ownership of Unaccounted Cash: Important Tribunal Ruling
- ITAT Mumbai: Business Expenditure Cannot Be Disallowed Merely on Suspicion, Assumptions, or Surmises
- ITAT Chandigarh Grants Major Relief Under Section 54: Old Construction Cost Cannot Be Rejected Merely for Lack of Old Bills
- Has the Supreme Court Quietly Diluted the “Change of Opinion” Doctrine? A Critical Look at Sanand Properties Pvt. Ltd. vs. JCIT
- Penalty Under Section 270A Invalid if AO Fails to Specify Exact Charge: Important ITAT Bangalore Ruling
- Substance Over Form: ITAT Mumbai Reaffirms Appellate Powers to Entertain New Claims Without Revised Return
- NRI Selling Property in India? Beware: TDS Rules Have Changed Under the New Income Tax Act, 2025
- ITAT Indore Drops Penalty Under Section 271AAC: “When Quantum Fails, Penalty Cannot Survive”
- How AI Is Quietly Changing Income Tax Assessments
