Manu Sharma
Manu Sharma is a tax-law enthusiast who is also a Physics Graduate deeply passionate about gaming, puzzles, technology and movies. With an eye for detail and knack for legal research, Manu plays a crucial role in curating and editing content to ensure accuracy, clarity, and relevance.
Extended Due Date ends Tomorrow for Filing GST Refund Applications & Recovery of Erroneous Refunds! Here’s What You Need to Know
A Common Question among Tax Professionals and Businessmen alike is when the last date is, for filing Goods and Services Tax Refund claims, owing to...
![Share Premium as Capital Account Transactions for Issuance of Shares not Taxable Income: Bombay HC [Read Order]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Bombay-High-Court-Share-premium-taxation-Capital-account-transactions-Issuance-of-shares-capital-receipts-taxscan.jpg "Share Premium as Capital Account Transactions for Issuance of Shares not Taxable Income: Bombay HC [Read Order]")
CBDT clarifies Implementation of E-Verification Scheme for Mismatch in Interest Income, Dividend Income and Income Disclosed in ITRs
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has issued a press release clarifying the implementation of the e-verification scheme for mismatches in interest income, dividend income, and income disclosed...
No Transfer of Copyright on Subscription to Legal Database, No "Royalty" Taxable: Delhi HC [Read Order]
In a recent verdict, the Delhi High Court held that subscribing to a legal database should not be construed as a transfer of copyright, The Division Bench, comprising Justice Yashwant Varma and...
![No Transfer of Copyright on Subscription to Legal Database, No Royalty Taxable: Delhi HC [Read Order]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Delhi-High-Court-Copyright-transfer-Royalty-taxation-Copyright-transfer-in-subscription-Legal-Database-taxscan.jpg "No Transfer of Copyright on Subscription to Legal Database, No Royalty Taxable: Delhi HC [Read Order]")
No Formal Notice to Income Tax Dept in High Court Hearing: Supreme Court allows Petitioner to Raise Jurisdictional Error w.r.t. Limitation Period [Read Order]
The Supreme Court has allowed a petitioner to raise the issue of jurisdictional error vis-Ã -vis limitation period, as a formal notice of hearing was not issued to the Income Tax Department standing...
![No Formal Notice to Income Tax Dept in High Court Hearing: Supreme Court allows Petitioner to Raise Jurisdictional Error w.r.t. Limitation Period [Read Order]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Supreme-Court-Income-Tax-Jurisdictional-Error-Limitation-Period-TAXSCAN.jpg "No Formal Notice to Income Tax Dept in High Court Hearing: Supreme Court allows Petitioner to Raise Jurisdictional Error w.r.t. Limitation Period [Read Order]")