When Mr Kumar, a grain trader from Rampur deposited Rs 5.2 crore cash in his bank account and filed an Income Tax Return (ITR) declaring Rs 7.65 lakh income, this raised many red flags within the income tax systems. He wins case in ITAT Delhi.
Money or property gifted by a member to an HUF may not be taxable in the HUF’s hands because of the “relative†exemption. But the tax consequence for income generated from such property is different. This article explains why transferring self-acquired assets to an HUF does not provide the intended tax-saving benefit.
Navigating overseas property purchases for NRI/OCI children can be complex for Indian parents, entangled in regulations like FEMA and RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme. From understanding allowable remittance limits to distinguishing between gifts and loans, families must carefully plan to avoid potential tax and compliance issues. Learn the critical steps to streamline the funding process.
The Central Government has extended the deadline for filing Income Tax Returns for the Assessment Year 2026-27. Taxpayers subject to audit now have until November 21, 2026 to file their returns. Additionally, the tax audit deadline has been shifted to October 21, 2026, providing more time for compliance. Chartered Accountants must upload the tax audit report on behalf of their clients through the e-filing portal.
Man pays lower income tax by setting off business loss with long term capital gains but gets income tax notice; Wins case in ITAT Delhi. ITAT Delhi held that since the law does not prescribe any sequence of set-off a taxpayer may choose his own sequence.
ET Wealth reader's query: I was an NRI until FY2024–25. After relocating to India, my residential status changed to ‘resident’ from FY2025–26. While I was an NRI, I invested in fixed deposits through my NRE account, and these deposits are due to mature in FY27. Will the interest earned on these NRE fixed deposits be taxable in India?
Mr Ajay Kumar Bakaya a senior citizen from Gurgaon faced a significant tax issue when he accidentally overpaid income tax on his tax-free bonds’ exempt interest income. After discovering this error, he filed a rectification application, which was initially rejected. He filed a case in ITAT Delhi and won it on September 23, 2026.
A brother-in-law got into trouble when he was found with Rs 4.34 lakh in foreign currency. A tax officer sent him a notice about it. But, the brother-in-law defended himself in front of the ITAT in Delhi, saying the cash belonged to his sister-in-law.
Mr Kumar, a medicine shop owner had deposited Rs 2.47 crore cash in his bank account during demonetisation period, he got an unexplained cash income tax notice. After a long legal fight he won the case in ITAT Delhi. This article explains how.