ICDS applicability may govern specified transactional tax issues, raising whether prior judicial precedents remain operative. The ICDS, notified under section 145(2), are intended to standardise computation of business and other income for the transactional issues they address ... Summary
ICDS applicability may govern specified transactional tax issues, raising whether prior judicial precedents remain operative.
The ICDS, notified under section 145(2), are intended to standardise computation of business and other income for the transactional issues they address and apply to assessment years following notification. They were framed after reviewing judicial views to supply authoritative guidance where earlier judicial decisions arose without statutory standards; nevertheless, some ICDS provisions may conflict with those precedents, posing a question about which authority should prevail.
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