Stay of demand - writ petition - Registration under section 12A ...

Income Tax

October 22, 2015

Stay of demand - writ petition - Registration under section 12A denied - the petitioner shall not be treated as an assessee in default as contemplated under section 220(6) of the Act, subject to the petitioner depositing ten per cent of the amount stated in the demand notice within a period of four weeks from today - HC

View Source

← Previous Next →

Stay of demand - writ petition - Registration under section 12A ...

Income Tax

October 22, 2015

You may also like:

Registration u/s 12A denied - religious trust - Even if the objects are mixed in the sense, there are charitable and religious objects, still the trust is entitled for...

Stay of demand - guideline for stay of demand on payment of 20% of the disputed demand (earlier 15%) till the final disposal of the first appeal - Adjustment of future...

Exemption u/s 11 - registration u/sec. 12AA denied - CIT(E) rejected the 12A registration on the ground that clause mentioned in the gift deed is not in accordance with...

Registration of Trust - For removing difficulty in earlier provision of registration, it has been proposed to amend the provision of registration to allow for direct...

Alternate remedy - writ petition for stay of demand and release of bank account disposed as statutory remedy to approach the ITAT is available to assessee against order of CIT(A)

Taxability of amount received for specific purpose - Revenue Authorities have not disputed the contributions received but denied the exemption only due to the fact that...

Denial of Cenvat credit – credit cannot be denied on the input service on the mere ground of non-mention of registration number in the invoices - stay granted on this count - AT

Stay of the order passed u/s 263 though there is no active demand of tax - Power of ITAT power to grant stay - Future demand - CIT issued directions to the AO - Whether...

Revision u/s 264 - Residential Status of Individual - how many days petitioner stayed on foreign soil - treating the assessee/petitioner as “Resident” for having stayed...

Rejecting the Trust registration application u/s 12A on the ground that it is filed late is not correct because, registration can be granted prospectively

Quick Updates: