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Income Tax
Dated:- 28-7-2026
PTI
Sports-quota recruitment enabled medal-winning student-athletes to obtain government employment on the basis of sporting performances at state, national and international levels. Appointments covered armed forces, central armed police and paramilitary organisations, railways, police, the Income Tax Department, a public-sector bank, sports departments and other government institutions. The described sports framework provides scholarships, coaching, infrastructure, dietary support, travel, accommodation, equipment and selection-oriented physical, mental and personality-development training.

Customs & Trade
Dated:- 28-7-2026
PTI
Sugar dealers may not retain stock beyond thirty days from receipt or hold sugar above 4,000 quintals at any time or place. Government-account stocks and authorised Public Distribution System stocks are excluded. State Governments and Union territory administrations may prescribe limits only within the national ceiling and holding period. Dealers must declare and regularly update stock positions on the designated portal. The temporary restrictions are intended to maintain domestic availability, discourage speculative buying and contain sugar prices.

2010 (10) TMI 1263
Case Laws Income Tax
Unexplained cash credit addition requires complete fund-trail investigation and meaningful opportunity to rebut adverse investor evidence.
Addition of preference share capital and premium as unexplained cash credit requires complete verification of the source and movement of funds and a fair opportunity for the assessee to rebut adverse material. Relevant concerns included the timing and manner of pay orders, investments by common entities in group concerns, and pay orders issued in a former name. As the alleged cash routing was not fully established, relevant treatment in investor and related entities was unavailable, and only some directors' statements had been supplied, the addition was set aside for fresh examination after completing investigation and permitting the assessee to substantiate its claim and confront adverse material.

2022 (5) TMI 1717
Case Laws Income Tax
Delayed employee provident fund contributions cannot be disallowed through return processing before prospective amendments take effect.
Delayed employees' provident fund contributions could not be disallowed while processing returns for assessment years preceding the Finance Act 2021 amendments, because such adjustment fell outside the limited scope of permissible return-processing adjustments. The amendments to the provisions governing employees' contributions and tax deductions were prospective and could not be applied to support adjustments for earlier assessment years. The disallowances were consequently deleted.

2017 (2) TMI 1575
Case Laws Income Tax
Tax collection at source applies independently to imported timber sales, requiring sellers to collect tax from buyers.
Section 206C continues to operate independently as a tax-collection-at-source mechanism after repeal of Section 44AC. Sections 44AC and 206C are machinery provisions, while the charge on income arises under the Income-tax Act's charging provisions. The retention and subsequent expansion of Section 206C support its independent application to specified goods and collection arrangements. Timber obtained otherwise than under a forest lease is not limited to timber from standing trees in India, and imported timber has no stated statutory exclusion. Sellers of imported timber must collect tax at source from buyers; failure triggers consequences applicable to an assessee in default.

2013 (11) TMI 1829
Case Laws Income Tax
Net labour-charge receipts form part of total turnover for export deduction computation, while gross receipts remain excluded.
Net labour-charge receipts must be included in total turnover when computing the export deduction under Section 80HHC of the Income-tax Act, 1961. The analysis states that excluding labour-charge receipts entirely conflicts with the applicable Supreme Court principle. However, only the net receipts, rather than gross labour charges, form part of total turnover for this computation. The earlier exclusion was therefore modified, with the issue decided partly in favour of the Revenue.

2026 (7) TMI 1776
Case Laws Income Tax
Pecuniary jurisdiction for reassessment notices is mandatory; initiation by a non-jurisdictional Assessing Officer invalidates consequential assessment proceedings.
Reassessment initiated through an order under section 148A(d) and notice under section 148 must be issued by the Assessing Officer holding the applicable pecuniary jurisdiction. Where CBDT instructions assigned the assessee to a Circle under Range-22, but the order and notice were issued by an Income Tax Officer of Ward 22(1), the defect concerned pecuniary rather than territorial jurisdiction under section 124(3). A reassessment notice issued by an officer lacking jurisdiction is inherently invalid and cannot be cured. The reassessment proceedings and consequential assessment order were therefore quashed for want of jurisdiction.

Export proceeds for software services must be realised and routed through an Authorised Dealer bank, but no identified RBI/FEMA provision expressly requires a sole proprietor to use a Current Account. No identified FEMA provision or RBI notification expressly prohibits correction of an erroneous purpose code where supporting evidence establishes that the remittance relates to software export services. A mismatch between family-maintenance and software-services classification may affect export documentation and compliance. The bank should be asked in writing to record the correct purpose and cite any regulatory basis for refusing correction.

2019 (1) TMI 2088
Case Laws Indian Laws
Judicial review of tariff regulations remains available, but expert performance-based heat-rate norms withstand challenge absent manifest arbitrariness.
Constitutional judicial review remains available to challenge the validity of delegated tariff regulations because the Appellate Tribunal cannot review their validity, although it may interpret or apply them in appeals. A challenge to relaxation of operating norms and a validity challenge to the norm itself are distinct, so pursuing both did not amount to abuse of process; costs imposed for invoking Article 226 were removed. Station-specific heat-rate norms may differ where supported by historical performance, achievable efficiency, technical assessment and stakeholder consultation. The National Tariff Policy does not require identical norms for similarly designed units. Courts will not substitute an expert regulator's tariff assessment absent statutory breach, manifest arbitrariness or procedural illegality.

2012 (9) TMI 1267
Case Laws Income Tax
Business expenditure deduction applies where contributions to Udyog Bandhu are incidental to the assessee's business operations.
Contributions to Udyog Bandhu that are incidental to an assessee's business fall within the statutory allowance for business expenditure. Prior decisions concerning materially identical contributions govern the issue, supporting deduction of the contribution as revenue business expenditure. The contribution was therefore treated as allowable business expenditure in favour of the assessee.

FEMA / RBI
Dated:- 28-7-2026
PTI
A healthy credit profile depends on timely repayment of EMIs and credit-card dues, controlled credit utilisation and selective applications for new credit. Missed payments, sustained high utilisation and multiple hard enquiries may affect credit health and lender assessment. Individuals should periodically review credit reports for inaccurate personal details, closed loans recorded as active, missing repayment updates, duplicate loan entries or incorrect payment status, and promptly seek correction of discrepancies. Regular monitoring of credit score, repayment history, active accounts and enquiries supports informed credit-management decisions.

Restoration of eligible transitional ITC through accepted TRAN-1 filing, after an earlier book reversal caused by a technical glitch, may be credited to the Statement of Profit and Loss as reinstatement of a previously written-off asset. Its presentation as "Other Income" can produce a GSTR-9C reconciliation difference but does not itself make the amount taxable turnover. GST liability requires a taxable supply; the accounting restoration, absent goods or services, consideration, or deemed supply, is characterised as an accounting adjustment. Separate allegations concerning wrongful availment or excess utilisation require independent examination.

2022 (8) TMI 1630
Case Laws Companies Law
Company-name rectification under suo motu powers cannot be privately invoked or used to reopen settled trademark disputes.
Section 16(1)(a) of the Companies Act, 2013 confers a suo motu power on the Central Government to direct a company to change a name that is identical with or too nearly resembles an existing company name; it does not permit a private party to apply for relief. The separate application-based remedy for registered trademark proprietors lies under Section 16(1)(b). Even without an express limitation period, the suo motu power must be exercised within a reasonable time, particularly for companies incorporated long before the 2013 Act. Prior final trademark findings on absence of confusion bar re-litigation through name-rectification proceedings, and unjustified delay in challenging orders may also attract laches.

FEMA / RBI
Dated:- 28-7-2026
PTI
Gold loans may be repaid through EMIs, which reduce principal and interest through periodic instalments, or through Bullet Repayment, which defers principal and accrued interest until maturity. The stated framework imposes tiered loan-to-value limits and caps consumption-purpose bullet loans at 12 months, with bullet-loan collateral assessment including projected interest. EMI repayment may reduce overall interest cost for borrowers with predictable income, while bullet repayment may preserve cash flow for borrowers expecting a defined future inflow. Borrowers should compare costs and review the Key Fact Statement before choosing a structure.

Customs & Trade
Dated:- 28-7-2026
PTI
Illicit trade prevention requires coordinated regional action through institutional intelligence-sharing, joint enforcement, regulatory alignment and public-private engagement. Proposed measures include risk-based pre-export assurance, shipment controls, digital customs tools and common principles adaptable to sector-specific risks. India is identified as a dialogue partner that can support secure regional trade through enforcement cooperation, intelligence exchange and risk-based governance. Analytical research, market intelligence, product-identification awareness and voluntary track-and-trace initiatives may assist in addressing illicit tobacco trade and strengthening lawful trade integrity.

Customs, DGFT & SEZ
Dated:- 28-7-2026
Toy-sector competitiveness is proposed to be advanced through a dedicated task force and a playbook addressing manufacturing ecosystems, value chains, standards and compliance, skills, innovation, intellectual property and exports. The task force is intended to strengthen manufacturing capability, resolve value-chain bottlenecks, enable design and innovation, develop employment and skills, improve ease of doing business and support global value-chain integration. The roadmap emphasises domestic production, quality standards, localisation, branding, cluster development and support for MSMEs and startups.

Notification No. S.O. 4037(E) Dated:- 21-7-2026 Special Economic Zone
A sector-specific Special Economic Zone for Information Technology and Information Technology Enabled Services is bifurcated and partly denotified under the Special Economic Zones Act, 2005 and the Special Economic Zones Rules, 2006. Following State Government approval and recommendations of the Development Commissioner and Board of Approval, the Central Government found statutory requirements fulfilled. The notification creates SEZ-A and SEZ-B, identifies their residual land parcels, and specifies their survey particulars, boundaries, coordinates, bearings and distances.

2025 (7) TMI 2053
Case Laws Income Tax
Share-trading loss disallowance restored where the Tribunal relied on incorrect facts, an unexamined retraction, and unsupported cross-examination claims.
Share-trading loss was rightly disallowed because the assessee neither responded to the show-cause notice nor substantiated the loss with supporting evidence. The Tribunal's contrary finding that relevant evidence had been filed was factually incorrect, making its deletion of the disallowance perverse. A director's retraction filed over two years after the statement and after assessment required examination before acceptance; the Tribunal did not undertake that examination. Its reliance on denial of cross-examination was also unsupported because the record showed no request for cross-examination. The assessment and first appellate decision were restored in favour of the Revenue.

Customs & Trade
Dated:- 28-7-2026
PTI
Alleged examination-paper leakage in the Public Service Commission teacher recruitment examination is under investigation by the state Economic Offences Unit. A doctor was arrested in connection with allegations that he participated in a conspiracy to leak the examination paper and arrange candidates' selection for payment. Investigators alleged that he arranged candidates who were taken to a hotel shortly before the examination and given access to the leaked question paper.

TDS on purchase of goods applies only where the purchaser meets the prescribed turnover or gross-receipts threshold in the immediately preceding financial year. A newly incorporated company with no prior-year turnover does not qualify as an eligible buyer in its first financial year. Purchases exceeding the applicable threshold, including fixed assets or capital goods, do not independently trigger TDS. The possible inclusion of fixed assets within "goods" becomes relevant only after buyer eligibility is established.

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