Extended reassessment limitation in search cases requires asset-linked escaped income, invalidating additions based only on unexplained money or expen...
Enhanced tolerance band under section 43CA applies retrospectively, deleting qualifying deemed-sale additions while disputed stamp valuation requires ...
Customs transaction value rejection requires communicated reasonable doubt, while written reassessment acceptance preserves challenges to enhanced val...
Challenge-mechanism compliance clarifications permitted, while unilateral revised resolution plans may be refused under creditors' commercial discreti...
Refund of SAD - rejection on the ground that the appellant has neither paid VAT nor CST on the imported goods - When goods imported are otherwise, not fully exempted from VAT/sales tax, non-refund of 4% SAD paid on the concerned importers at the stage of import of these goods would amount to unintended taxation and uncalled for discrimination against the importer for no fault of theirs. - AT
Refund of SAD - rejection on the ground that the appellant has neither paid VAT nor CST on the imported goods - When goods imported are otherwise, not fully exempted from VAT/sales tax, non-refund of 4% SAD paid on the concerned importers at the stage of import of these goods would amount to unintended taxation and uncalled for discrimination against the importer for no fault of theirs. - AT
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