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![Mere Establishing the Identity of Creditors is not sufficient to Discharge Burden of Proof u/s 68 of Income Tax Act: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/Kerala-High-Court-Taxscan.jpg "Mere Establishing the Identity of Creditors is not sufficient to Discharge Burden of Proof u/s 68 of Income Tax Act: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]")
Mere Establishing the Identity of Creditors is not sufficient to Discharge Burden of Proof u/s 68 of Income Tax Act: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]
In Sunil Thomas v. ITO & Anr, the division bench of the Kerala High Court ruled that mere establishing identity of creditors would not validates...
![Kerala HC upholds Levy of Life Time Tax on Taxi Vehicles [Read Judgment]](https://www.taxscan.in/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Kerala-Taxi-Life-Time-Tax.jpg "Kerala HC upholds Levy of Life Time Tax on Taxi Vehicles [Read Judgment]")
Continuance of Compounding Scheme till the Completion of Work is not mandatory under KVAT Act: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]
In a recent ruling, the Kerala High Court ruled that the assessee need not continue compounding scheme till the completion of work. Justice Vinod Chandran, while allowing a petition by M/s KNR...
House given to Spouse for Inadequate Consideration could be attached to recover Tax dues of Assessee: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]
In T.S Sujatha v. TRO & Anr, the Kerala High Court ruled that where the assessee transferred a property to his spouse for inadequate consideration during block period for which search was carried...
When a Higher Authority remand a matter, the Original Authority need not strictly follow the Time-limit for Producing Documents: Kerala HC
In M/S. Pazhassi Raja Universal Pulic School v. Commissioner of Commercial Taxes & Ors, the Kerala High Court held that When a higher authority remand a matter, the original authority need not...
E-mail is not a Proper Mode of Applying Revision of Return under the KVAT Act: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]
In Sabith K.A v. CTO & Anr, the Kerala High Court held that email is not a proper mode of applying revision of return under the Kerala Value Added Tax Act. Justice K. Vinod Chandran was hearing a...
State cannot insist for Furnishing Security over 20% demand paid towards stay under KVAT Act: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]
Recently, in M/s Mobile Bazar v. CTO & Anr, the Kerala High Court held that the direction to furnish security for the balance amount over the 20% already deposited by the assessee is invalid in...
