Doctrine of Res judicata or Estoppel- Inapplicable in Assessments
The MP High Court in Luchhiram Puranmal v. CIT (119TAX1) held that the assessment in earlier years does not bind…
......Read MoreThe MP High Court in Luchhiram Puranmal v. CIT (119TAX1) held that the assessment in earlier years does not bind…
......Read MoreIn the case of CIT v. Punjab Agra Industries Corporation Ltd. (119TAX860) the assessee promoted a sister concern in a…
......Read MoreThe Karnataka High Court in the case of Munibyrappa (119TAX204) pointed out to the cavalier and careless manner in which…
......Read MoreThe clubbing provisions have application when: a) there is transfer of asset by the assessee to his wife; b) the…
......Read MoreIn the case of CIT v. Rishikesh Apartments Co-op. Housing Society Ltd. (119TAX239) the assessee failed to deduct tax u/s…
......Read MoreFollowing the Supreme Court ruling in the case of Bharat Commerce and Industries Ltd. Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax (230ITR733) the…
......Read MoreIn the case of CIT v. Sahni Silk Mills (P.) Ltd. (119TAX133) it was found that the assessee, a manufacturing…
......Read MoreIn the case of Joseph Kuruvilla Vs. Commissioner of Income-tax (234ITR55) the counsel for the assessee did not raise a…
......Read MoreIn the case of CIT v. Mahalakshmi Textile Mills Ltd. (66 ITR 710) the assessee company all along in the…
......Read MoreOften assesses are found to have been making alternative pleas in the course of assessment proceedings or even before the…
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