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ITAT Judgement: You can’t call the purchases fake when you’ve already cashed in on the sales.

Facts of the case The assessee was a proprietor engaged in wholesale trading. During scrutiny, AO noticed sundry creditors of significant amount. Notices u/s 133(6) were issued to major creditors, they were either returned unserved or...

Vodafone Idea Sale & Leaseback: Tax Planning or Colourable Device?

Issue Involved Whether sale and lease back transaction are permissible as a part of tax planning? Facts of the Case The assessee had claimed lease rent as revenue expenditure. The AO disallowed the same as being a...

Reassessments Need Solid Reasons and Not Just Assumptions

One of the most contested issues in tax law is the power of the Assessing Officer (AO) to reopen assessments. Sections 147 and 148 of the Income-tax Act grant this power, but it comes...

CAAS Writ Petition: Gujarat HC Questions CBDT on Due Date Extensions and Compliance Gaps

On 26th September 2025, the Hon’ble Gujarat High Court heard the writ petition filed by the Chartered Accountants Association, Surat (CAAS) in the matter of CAAS v. Union of India. Listed at Serial No....

Section 37 vs 69C: ITAT Clarifies the Right Tool for Disallowance

Issue Involved Whether disallowance u/s. 37 is tenable where AO has not doubted the nature and source of purchases expenditure and addition is made solely on the basis of genuineness of expenditure? Facts of the Case The...

Why Your Health & Life Insurance Premiums May Not Fall as Much as You Think

When the Goods and Services Tax (GST) was introduced back in July 2017, it was celebrated as India’s most ambitious tax reform since independence. The idea was to unify India’s fragmented indirect tax system...

Granting Development Licence Without Possession Not a ‘Transfer’ Under Section 2(47)

Issues Involved Whether granting license to permit construction of land without giving any possession in land considered as transfer u/s. 2(47)? Facts of the Case The assessee entered into a development agreement with a developer in consideration...

Payments to Foreign Attorneys for IP Services Are Professional Fees, and Not FTS

Issues Involved Whether payments remitted by Indian law firms to an NR foreign attorney towards filing, prosecution and maintenance of overseas intellectual property (IP) matters for Indian clients—are taxable in India as "fees for technical...

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