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The Gauhati High Court has dismissed an appeal brought by the revenue department concerning a refund claim. The court sustained findings regarding a final double excise duty payment. This judicial decision clears the path for the disputed tax refund to stand.
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The Kolkata bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ruled that restrictions on corporate social responsibility expenditures under Section 37 do not disallow deductions validly claimed under Section 80G. The tribunal protected charitable donations made by businesses from blanket disallowances. This interpretation preserves tax benefits for corporate philanthropy meeting specific statutory criteria.
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The Indore bench of the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal ruled that a simple drop in gross profit or the gross profit rate cannot serve as the sole reason to reject a taxpayer's books of account. This decision protects taxpayers from arbitrary additions made by tax authorities solely based on fluctuating profit margins. Finance professionals should note this precedent when handling assessments involving profit fluctuations.
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Novo reported better-than-expected quarterly financial results on Wednesday morning, driven by exceptionally high sales of its Wegovy pill. The impressive performance prompted the company to elevate its financial outlook for the entire fiscal year. Investors welcomed the robust growth in this key pharmaceutical product.
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The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal set aside an ex parte order issued by the Commissioner of Income Tax Appeals. This decision came after it was discovered that hearing notices were dispatched to an incorrect email address. The ruling ensures the taxpayer receives a proper opportunity to present their case.
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Shares of Awfis Space Solutions climbed thirteen percent after the company posted strong financial results for the second quarter. The stock opened at ₹257 per share on the National Stock Exchange following a previous close of ₹241.20 on Tuesday. Investors reacted positively to the earnings report, driving up the share price from earlier levels.
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Legal experts examine whether Customs authorities can file a late claim after the Request for Resolution Plan stage. The analysis explores Regulation 13 deadlines, Committee of Creditors voting, moratorium restrictions, and the Jaiprakash Associates case. It highlights the complexities of statutory dues during corporate insolvency.
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India's central bank has formed a technical consultative committee comprising seven external members from various financial institutions to engage with market participants. The panel will examine market infrastructure, evaluate the efficiency of money and related derivative markets, and assess domestic and international developments. This initiative aims to address ongoing financial market issues through structured collaboration.
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Iranian parliamentary speaker Ghalibaf stated that American citizens have firmly rejected armed conflict due to moral conscience and economic living costs. He noted that Democrats taking control of Congress reflects this anti-war sentiment. Iran formally endorsed this perceived public stance from the United States.
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The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal in Delhi has decided that properties utilized entirely for an advocate's legal profession are exempt from notional rental income taxation. This ensures legal practitioners are not taxed on theoretical earnings from business premises. Tax professionals should review client assessments to prevent undue additions to income.
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Brokerage firm Prabhudas Lilladher has issued a buy recommendation for Power Grid Corporation of India. It set a target price of Rs 321 per share. Investors are advised to consider the stock based on the firm's positive valuation outlook.
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The National Company Law Tribunal bench in Bengaluru has rejected a company scheme proposing a write-back of deposits worth ₹11.90 crore. This ruling prevents the corporate entity from extinguishing the specified liability through the submitted arrangement. Legal and financial practitioners must note this regulatory setback regarding corporate deposit adjustments.
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