Judgements and Orders, Supreme Court and High courts of India



Merely because tax on income was paid for some assessment years would not estop the non-resident assessee from contending that its income is not liable to tax in India.

Posted in Income Tax |   61 Views



Case Fact: Whether income earned by the partner from funds withdrawn from a firm, where the firm had received such funds from a Co. in which the said partner has substantial interest, as repayment of advances made earlier in the ordinary course of bu

Posted in Income Tax |   30 Views


Income from House Property

  CA Rachit K Patel    18 September 2008 at 11:35

Case Fact: Whether A.O. is justified in adding interest on interest free loan given by lessee to the lessor as notinal rent to compute the Income from House Property.

Posted in Income Tax |   46 Views



Higher rate of depreciation under sub-item 2(ii) of Item III of Appendix-I to the Income-tax Rules, 1962 is admissible on motor trucks used in a business of running them on hire; therefore, the user of the same in the business of the assessee of tran

Posted in Income Tax |   70 Views



Where Additional Commissioner had exercised power of an Assessing Officer, he was required to continue to exercise that power till his jurisdiction in the matter was over, his jurisdiction in the matter was not over merely on passing of assessment or

Posted in Income Tax |   140 Views



Posted in Income Tax |   58 Views


Consulting Engineer

  Vidya    18 September 2008 at 11:35

Posted in Service Tax |   40 Views



Merely because tax on income was paid for some assessment years would not estop the non-resident assessee from contending that its income is not liable to tax in India.

Posted in Income Tax |   72 Views



The head note to section 80HHC refers to deduction in respect of profits retained for export business, it is not profits retained from export business; in the matter of determining the quantum of deduction, under section 80HHC(3) the “principle of pr

Posted in Income Tax |   38 Views



For qualifying exemption under section 54F, assessee’s ownership and domain over the asset is a must right from the sale of original asset till the purchase and/or construction of the residential house i.e., the “new asset”

Posted in Income Tax |   74 Views



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