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Tax Residency Certificate and Stakes in Blackstone Case – I
In BlackStone case framed the following as the main issue for consideration: whether the Income Tax Department can go behind the tax residency certificate (‘TRC’) issued by another jurisdiction and issue a re-assessment notice under Section 147, IT Act, 1961 to determine the residence status, treaty eligibility and legal ownership. In this… Read More »Tax Residency Certificate and Stakes in Blackstone Case – ILeg History of Sec 90(4) & 90(5), IT Act, 1961
The infographic below is a snapshot of the legislative history of Section 90(4) and 90(5) of IT Act, 1961. It provides a summary view of the Income Tax Department’s attempt to include a stringent condition for a non-resident assessee to claim DTAA benefits. The condition, simply stated, was that a… Read More »Leg History of Sec 90(4) & 90(5), IT Act, 1961Fee Attributable to Transmission of Non-Live Feed Not Royalty: Delhi HC
The Delhi High Court in a recent decision[1] held that the fee attributable to ‘non-live’ feed cannot be categorized as royalty under Section 9(1)(vi) of the IT Act, 1961. The High Court relied on the observations in Delhi Race Club case to support its conclusions. Facts The assessee entered into a tripartite agreement… Read More »Fee Attributable to Transmission of Non-Live Feed Not Royalty: Delhi HCThe Din Surrounding ‘DIN’
The Supreme Court recently granted an interim stay on the Delhi High Court’s judgment wherein it was held that a communication issued by an income tax authority without citing the computer-generated Document Identification Number (‘DIN’) does not have any standing in law. While the one line stay order of the Supreme Court… Read More »The Din Surrounding ‘DIN’Issuance of Share Capital Not Taxable: Delhi High Court cites Precedents
The Delhi High Court recently pronounced a decision[1] wherein it adhered to the ratio of Vodafone and Nestlecases that investment by a foreign company via shares in its Indian subsidiary company is not income of the latter and not taxable under IT Act, 1961. The High Court relied on the Press Release by the Union of… Read More »Issuance of Share Capital Not Taxable: Delhi High Court cites Precedents‘Prima facie’ Section 69A of IT Act, 1961 Inapplicable to Non-Residents: Delhi HC
In a recent decision[1], the Delhi High Court heard an appeal from an order of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (‘Tribunal’) where the Tribunal had held that Section 69A, IT Act, 1961 was not applicable to the facts of the case. Accordingly, one of the questions of law that the… Read More »‘Prima facie’ Section 69A of IT Act, 1961 Inapplicable to Non-Residents: Delhi HCDelhi High Court Orders Refund of Tax Paid Under Protest
In a recent decision[1] the Delhi High Court ordered that the tax paid by assessee under duress should be refunded. The High Court cited CBIC’s Instructions to reason that no recovery of tax dues can be made before passing an adjudication order and that no taxes can be paid while the… Read More »Delhi High Court Orders Refund of Tax Paid Under ProtestCancellation of GST Registration Needs to be Accompanied by Reasons
Short Note In a recent decision[1], the Delhi High Court held that the cancellation of an assessee’s registration under GST cannot be done in an arbitrary fashion and needs to be accompanied by objective reasons. Facts The assessee in the impugned case was carrying on the business as a sole… Read More »Cancellation of GST Registration Needs to be Accompanied by ReasonsDelhi HC Clarifies Powers of AO Under Section 142(2C), IT Act, 1961
In a recent decision[1], the Delhi High Court clarified that the power granted to the Assessing Officer (‘AO’) under Proviso to Section 142(2C), IT Act, 1961 cannot be abdicated to a superior officer. Thus, the decision of the superior officer, even if it was arrived at on the recommendation of… Read More »Delhi HC Clarifies Powers of AO Under Section 142(2C), IT Act, 1961- « Previous
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