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Supreme Court Upholds Tribunal and High Court Decision That Income-Tax Officer Cannot Assess Same Income Both Individually and as Unregistered Firm. Assessment of Unregistered Firm Invalid After Option Exercised to Assess Partners Under Income-tax Act, 1922, Section 23(3).

The dispute arose out of assessment proceedings for the assessment year 1954-55 involving three individuals, M, P and G, who carried on business in se...

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Supreme Court Upholds Assessee Bank in Tax Dispute Over Appreciation of Blocked Foreign Exchange. Appreciation in Value of Pakistani Rupee Remittances Due to Devaluation Held Capital Receipt, Not Revenue Under Section 10 of Indian Income-tax Act, 1922.

The litigation concerned the tax treatment of appreciation in the value of foreign exchange held by a bank abroad, which arose upon devaluation of the...

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Supreme Court Adjudicates Tax Treatment of Compensation for Partial Termination of Selling Agency under Income Tax Act, 1922. The Court considered whether the sum received by the assessee for termination of agency rights outside Hyderabad State constituted a capital receipt or revenue receipt.

Background: The case involved the income tax assessment of the respondent, a registered firm carrying on business as selling agents and distributors o...

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Supreme Court Dismisses Income-Tax Officer's Appeal, Affirming That Notice Under Section 148 of Income-tax Act, 1961 Could Not Be Issued as Right to Reopen Under Section 34 of Income-tax Act, 1922 Was Barred. Section 297(2)(d)(ii) of 1961 Act Does Not Revive Time-Barred Reassessment Powers.

The case involved an income-tax reassessment dispute arising under the Income-tax Act, 1922 and the Income-tax Act, 1961. The respondent, an assessee,...

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Supreme Court Upholds Assessment of Hindu Deities as Individuals under Income-tax Act. Hindu Idol is Juristic Entity and "Individual" in Section 3 Includes Artificial Juridical Persons.

The case arose from income-tax assessment proceedings concerning the income from properties of two Hindu deities. The Income-tax Officer had initially...

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Supreme Court Reviews Accrual of Income Under Income-tax Act, 1922 for Part B State Assessee. The core legal question is whether profits of a selling agent based in a Part B State accrue in that state or in taxable territory where goods are manufactured and shipped.

The Commissioner of Income-tax, Bangalore appealed against the decision of the High Court in favour of the assessee, Union of Tile Exports, Bangalore....

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Petitions Challenging Income Tax Search and Seizure Action Under Section 132 of the Income Tax Act, 1961. Court Holds That Formation of Reason to Believe by the Authorizing Officer Is Based on Material on Record and Not Open to Challenge Unless Malafide or No Material Exists.

The petitioners, a private limited company and its directors and their relatives, challenged the search and seizure action conducted on 9th and 10th J...

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Supreme Court Clarifies Deduction of Broken Period Interest for Banks Treating Securities as Stock-in-TradeDeduction Allowed as Revenue Expenditure for Banks Holding Securities as Stock-in-Trade

The Supreme Court addressed the treatment of broken period interest for tax purposes. The issue centered on whether broken period interest could be de...