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Supreme Court Hears Appeal on Whether Income Received by Non-Resident via Cheques Sent by Post Is Taxable in British India. High Court Had Held Post Office as Agent and Income Taxable.

The assessee, a non-resident textile manufacturer with offices at Indore and Bombay, supplied goods to the Indian Stores Department, Government of Ind...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Assessee's Appeal Against Inclusion of Interest Credits as Taxable Income Under Section 4(1)(a) of Income-tax Act, 1922. Mercantile System Credit Entries for Interest from Own Shop in Native State Treated as Income Received in British India.

The assessee, ordinarily resident in British India, carried on business at Khurja and Aligarh in India and at Chistian in the Indian State of Bahawalp...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Revenue's Appeal in Income Tax Matter — Assessee Entitled to Section 25(4) Benefit. Business Was Carried on at Commencement of Amendment Act 7 of 1939, as Determined from Partnership Deed and Interpretation of Commencement Under General Clauses Act.

The dispute arose under the Indian Income Tax Act, 1922, concerning the entitlement of the assessee firm to exemption under section 25(4) for the asse...

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Supreme Court Upholds Assessee's Choice of Previous Year for Newly Taxable Income under Income Tax Act, 1922. Income from Sources Outside Taxable Territories Not Previously Assessed to Tax Did Not Trigger Proviso to Section 2(11)(i)(a), Allowing Different Previous Year.

The dispute arose under the Indian Income Tax Act, 1922 concerning the determination of the 'previous year' for the assessment year 1950-51. The asses...

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Supreme Court Upholds Tax Authorities in Income Tax Case Regarding Refund of Excess Profits Tax. Repayment of excess profits tax received by a company in England deemed income under Section 11(14) of Indian Finance Act, 1946, irrespective of territorial source.

The appellant, McGregor & Balfour Ltd., a company incorporated in the United Kingdom with its head office there, also carried on business in India. In...

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Bombay High Court Quashes Transfer of NRI Assessee's Case Under Section 127 of Income Tax Act, 1961 Due to Violation of Natural Justice. Show-Cause Notice Not Served and Reply Not Considered Before Centralization of Case from Mumbai to Delhi.

The petitioner, Rajiv Saxena, a Non-Resident Indian living in Dubai since 1992, filed a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India c...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Revenue's Appeal in Income Tax Case Regarding Prospective Application of Section 234D. Interest Under Section 234D of the Income Tax Act, 1961 Cannot Be Charged for Assessment Year 2002-03 as the Provision Applies Only From Assessment Year 2004-05.

The appeal by the revenue under section 260A of the Income Tax Act, 1961 challenged an order dated 24/11/2010 of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal in ...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Revenue Appeal: Capital Gains Excluded from Dividend Under Section 2(6A) of Income-tax Act, 1922. Assessee's Share of Dividend Derived from Capital Gains Held Not Taxable as Dividend Due to Express Exclusion in the Proviso to Explanation to Section 2(6A)(a).

The case involved assessment year 1949-50 where respondent shareholders received dividends from a company and claimed that the portion distributed out...

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Supreme Court Allows Revenue Appeal: Rectification Under Section 35 of Income-tax Act Valid for Mistake Arising from Retrospective Amendment. Retrospective Operation of Proviso to Section 18-A(5) Renders Original Assessment Order Erroneous on Face of Record.

The dispute arose from the retrospective amendment of Section 18-A(5) of the Indian Income-tax Act, 1922 by the Indian Income-tax (Amendment) Act, 195...