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Supreme Court Clarifies Law on Dividend in Liquidation Under Section 2(6A)(c) of Income-tax Act, 1922. Distribution on Liquidation Attributed to Accumulated Profits to be Determined on the Basis of Accumulated Profits Immediately Before Liquidation.

The respondent company was placed under voluntary winding up by resolution dated August 23, 1952. Its paid-up capital was Rs. 25 lakhs and accumulated...

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Bombay High Court Upholds Tribunal's Decision on Competency of Income Tax Officer to Assess Under Estate Duty Act. Assessment by Income Tax Officer, Trust-cum-Estate Duty Circle Held Non-Est for Lack of Proper Appointment.

The case pertains to a reference under Section 64(1) of the Estate Duty Act, 1953, made by the Collector of Estate Duty, Nagpur, against the order of ...

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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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Supreme Court Dismisses Assessee's Appeal in Income Tax Case Regarding Taxation of Forest Tree Sale Proceeds. Proceeds from 'Clear Felling' of Spontaneous Growth Trees Leaving Stumps for Regeneration Held to be Revenue Receipt under the Income Tax Act, 1922.

The Supreme Court of India addressed the taxability of proceeds from the sale of forest trees under a 'clear felling' agreement. The assessee's father...

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Supreme Court Allows Revenue's Appeal, Holds Managing Agents' Group Controlling Over 75% Voting Power Excludes Company from 'Public Interest' Under Section 23A. Partners of Managing Agency Forming a Controlling Group Cannot Be Counted as Public for Purposes of Exemption Under Income-tax Act, 1922.

The dispute arose under the Indian Income-tax Act, 1922, concerning the applicability of Section 23A to a company where the Income-tax Officer sought ...