Demand Order cannot be passed without considering the reply and providing an opportunity of hearing
The Hon’ble Delhi High Court in Aviral Technology Solutions and Telecom Pvt. Ltd. v. Union of India [W.P. (C) No. […]
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Delhi HC suspends LOC against Vikas Malu, enables him to join inquiry by GST intelligence
The Delhi High Court has directed to suspend the Look Out Circular (LOC) opened against businessman Vikas Malu to enable
Delhi HC rules in favour of Amazon, says earnings from cloud services not taxable: ‘Customers do not acquire any right…’
Amazon has won a major tax battle as the Delhi High Court has ruled that cloud payments made by Indian
Discount given by manufacturers to retailers, prima facie, cannot be considered as a consideration for services rendered by the retailer
The Hon’ble Delhi High Court in the case of Vardhaman Electronics v. Additional Commissioner, CGST Delhi West & Ors. [W.P.
Delhi HC transfers judge amid allegations of demanding bribe for giving bail
The Delhi High Court has transferred a special judge of Rouse Avenue court amid allegations of demanding a bribe for
Delhi HC stays ₹10.35 crore GST demand on Competition Commission of India
The Delhi High Court has stayed a Goods and Services Tax (GST) demand of ₹10.35 crore raised against the Competition
Delhi HC upholds capital gains tax relief, clarifies ‘one residential house’ rule
In a major relief for Lata Goel, wife of FIITJEE promoter D.K. Goel, the Delhi High Court has reaffirmed the
High court fines firm for fraudulent GST tax credit claim
Flagging concerns over the misuse of a Central Goods and Services Tax Act provision, Delhi high court has fined a
Taxman can’t reopen cases after 3 years, whether under old tax regime or new
The Delhi High Court has ruled that income tax assessments cannot be reopened after three years, no matter which reassessment
‘You want creditworthiness of someone to give Rs 5,000?’: Delhi HC pulls up I-T Dept for cancelling Harsh Mander’s NGO’s income tax registration
The Delhi High Court Tuesday pulled up the Income Tax Department, orally inquiring if it would “ask for someone’s creditworthiness”
