NOTIFICATION
it10not003.pdf
CBDT extends Sec 80G benefits to more sports bodies; it10not002.pdf
CBDT issues corrigendum to perquisite notification; CASE LAWS
2010-TIOL-22-ITAT-DEL.pdf + maruti story.pdf
Maruti Udyog Ltd Vs ADIT, New Delhi (Dated: August 31, 2009)
Income tax - Sec 9(1)(vii), 195(2) - India-France DTAA - Article 13(4) - Assessee is a leading automobile manufacturer - ties up with French company for Impact Testing of its vehicles as per statutory requirements of the French Govt - pays testing charges - whether TDS is deductible on such payments - whether the services provided by the French company are technical in nature and the payments made for the same qualify as 'fees for technicla services' as per Article 13(4) of the DTAA:DELHI ITAT; 2010-TIOL-23-ITAT-MUM.pdf
M/s Carol Info Services Ltd Vs ACIT, Mumbai (Dated: December 10, 2009)
Income tax - Sec 194C, 133A - Assessee manufactures bio agro products and nutrition products - Revenue conducts a Survey u/s 133A - finds purchases of finished products and packing materials made as per specifications given in a contract - Revenue treats it as a manufacturing contract and insists on TDS u/s 194C - Assessee pleads it is a principal to principal transaction as the assessee has its own infrastructual facilities, licence and directly pays excise duty and sales tax - further argues such transactions cannot be treated as works contract - CIT(A) goes with the AO - held, given the fact that the assessee has its own plant and machinery, purchases raw matrials through competitive bidding, own labour force and marketing setup it cannot be treated as works contract liable to TDS - it is a contract for sale - assessee's appeal allowed:MUMBAI ITAT;
2010-TIOL-01-SC-IT.pdf M/s Southern Technologies Ld Vs JCIT, Coimbatore ( Dated : January 11, 2010 )
Income tax - Sec 36(1)(vii), 37, 2(24) - Assessee is an NBFC - makes provision for non-performing assets as per RBI Directions 1998 - claims deduction - AO treats the same as income - Tribunal allows the deduction but HC reverses the decision - held,
++ provision made for NPA as per RBI guideliens is not eligible expenditure u/s 36(1)(vii) - such a provision is only for presentation
++ under the Explanation to Sec 36(1)(vii) a provision for doubtful debt is not allowable - deduction cannot be claimed u/s 37 (1).
++ Rational & intelligible differentia: NBFC's argument that eligibility to Sec 36 benefits to banks and no benefits to NBFCs is discriminatory and violates Articles 14 and 19 of the Constitution holds no water as such a guideline is in harmony with the test of 'rational and intelligible differential'.: SUPREME COURT;
2010-TIOL-36-HC-MAD-IT.pdf
CIT, Chennai Vs M/s Shriram Engineering Construction Company Limited (Dated: December 21, 2009) Order under section 263- Limitation period- whether from the date of original order of assessment or from date of rectification thereof under section 154- doctrine of merger when applicable
For the assessment year 2000-01, the assessee filed a return of admitting NIL income.The assessment was subsequently completed under Section 143(3) on 31.3.2003 at Rs.1,21,82,188/-, disallowing deduction claimed u/s 80IA relating to Water Treatment Projects. However, a sum of Rs.3,14,46,497/- being the profit on Water Supply Project was allowed as deduction u/s 80IA but was subsequently modified vide order under Section 154 dated 19.06.2003 and the deduction was restricted to Rs.2,89,93,730/-.: MADRAS HIGH COURT;
2010-TIOL-35-HC-MAD-IT.pdf
CIT, Madurai Vs M/s Ramco Industries Ltd (Dated: December 7, 2009)
Income Tax - Sec 10B, 80IB and 234D - Assessee is in the business of manufacturing and sale of fibre cement sheet, accessories, fibre cement pipes and cotton yarn - reassessment - AO withdraws a sum which he considers as excess depreciation granted on the export oriented unit, and also restricts deduction u/s 80IB - CIT(A) deletes disallowance of depreciation on the ground that the method followed by the assessee is correct and the audit party committed a mistake - Tribunal goes with CIT(A) - Held, Revenue is not able to establish that the view taken by the CIT(A) and confirmed by the Tribunal is not in accordance with law - no substantial question of law involved - Revenue's appeal dismissed
Section 234-D - On the issue of Tribunal holding that the interest u/s 234-D cannot be levied - Held, from the reading of section, it makes it clear that section 234D would apply only in respect of refund made u/s 143(1) - No illegality or irregularity in the order passed by the CIT (A) - Revenue's appeal dismissed.: MADRAS HIGH COURT; 2010-TIOL-34-HC-DEL-IT.pdf
Jagjit Pal Singh Anand Vs CIT, Delhi (Dated: November 30, 2009)
Income Tax - Sec 147 - Assessee is an individual - files return - re-assessment - reason given for re-assessment is the information contained in the adjudication order passed by the Collector of Customs - additions made - CIT(A) sustains the additions - Tribunal dismisses the appeal - held, no infirmity in the Tribunal's order based on settled law
Section 69 - On the issue of additions made for unexplained investment and the same being upheld by the Tribunal - Held, the finding recorded by the Commissioner of Customs and upheld by the CEGAT amply depicts that it was the Assessee who had imported the aforesaid material and undervalued the same Therefore, addition u/s 69 could validly be made. Assessee's appeal dismissed :DELHI HIGH COURT; |