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CORPORATE LAW & TAXATION
Landmark Decision On Tax Jurisprudence
Failure to pass an assessment order tantamounts to the AO accepting the return furnished by the assessee and no additional tax can be recovered beyond what is paid by the assessee by way of advance tax, self-assessment tax and tax deducted at source Full story
 

 
Notional Interest Forms Part Of Value Of Excisable Goods
  Our tax laws are complex by design. They tend to sub-serve too many objectives at the same time. The tax systems they represent are not all pervasive in scope. The exemptions are far too many. Yet, the real culprit is the absence of reasonable interpretation by the reasonable person. Full story
 
‘Derived From’ Is A Narrower Expression
  There can be no doubt that the initial source which has produced the revenue is land used for agricultural purposes but to give to the words “revenue derived from land” the unrestricted meaning apart from its direct association or relation with the land, would be quite unwarranted. Full story
 
Taxation Of Income From Excess Share Application Money
  It is interesting to note that although the interest on excess share application money is assessed under the head “Income from Other Sources”, one-tenth of share issue expenses, which is covered under section 35D of the Act which in turn falls under the provision governing determination of income under the head ’Business Income”, is allowed as a expense against the interest income. Full story
 
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