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March 5, 2026   Case Laws Money Laundering
Prima facie satisfaction under PMLA supports conditional bail when investigation is substantially complete and risks are mitigable.
March 5, 2026   Case Laws Money Laundering
Provisional attachment of proceeds of crime upheld as tainted assets traced to a bitcoin scheme; attachment valid despite non-accused possession.
March 5, 2026   Case Laws Money Laundering
Proceeds of crime: provisional attachment confirmed; equivalent value attachment and acquisition date fair market value upheld, Covid exclusion preserves 180 day rule.
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Extended limitation under the proviso requires proven fraud or suppression; absent that, extended demand is unsustainable.
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Corroborative Evidence required: seizures and duty demands unsupported by input output theory were set aside for lack of positive proof.
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Surcharge on tax leviable in addition to tax on declared goods when computed on tax payable.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws GST
Limitation period exclusion requires fresh adjudication of refund claims; administrative rejections cannot ignore the judicial exclusion.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws GST
Right to Personal Hearing: ineffective portal-only service requires alternate modes and fresh hearing before adjudication.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws GST
Effective service requirement: officers must explore alternative service modes beyond the GST portal and afford personal hearing; non-compliance voids orders.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Cancelled transactions and reversal of consideration negate taxable income; assessments quashed where cancellation evidence was not considered.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Invocation of Section 153C: reliance on external or public domain material or absence of AO satisfaction note invalidates proceedings.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Computation of limitation for reopening: ten-year window reckoned from end of the relevant assessment year, notice quashed.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Estimate-based additions do not satisfy proof-of-concealment required for penalty; penalty deleted where addition rests on estimate.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Estimation of profit element in bogus purchases remitted for fresh adjudication to apply binding precedents and record reasons.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Estimation of undisclosed income on turnover is unsustainable where banking evidence and books support transactions, so additions deleted.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Limitation under Section 153(3) bars final assessments if DRP directions are issued after the prescribed statutory window.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Permanent Establishment under DTAA not established, so off the shelf software receipts not taxable as royalty and presumptive tax inapplicable.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Arm's length price: Internal CUP remand for NCD benchmarking; fresh deduction claim admitted and statutory interest on refund directed.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Onus to Prove Genuineness of Share Transactions: documentary proof can rebut suspicion and protect 10(38) LTCG exemption.
March 3, 2026   Case Laws Income Tax
Admission of Additional Grounds affirmed where facts are on record; reopening quashed when additions do not flow from recorded reasons.

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A personal hearing fixed before the expiry of time allowed for...

Effective personal hearing requires reply time first; assessment order quashed for breach of natural justice.

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GST March 24, 2026 Case Laws HC
A personal hearing fixed before the expiry of time allowed for filing a reply to the show cause notice was not an effective opportunity, and the procedure adopted breached principles of natural justice. The assessment order passed under Section 73(9) was therefore unsustainable and quashed by the HC. The matter was remitted to the Assessing Officer to proceed again from the show cause notice stage, with liberty to the taxpayer to file a reply and a fresh personal hearing to be fixed thereafter.
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