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    Father and son jointly sell ancestral land for Rs 13 crore; father gets tax notice; they file appeal in ITAT Pune and win case

    A father and son sold ancestral land for Rs 13 crore, but the buyer's TDS error led to a tax notice for the father. The ITAT Pune ruled in their favor, stating procedural lapses shouldn't deny substantive rights. The father was granted full TDS credit, preventing the revenue from unjustly enriching itself. Read more.

    As Gujarat High Court orders to extend ITR filing due date for audit cases, here are the key takeaways from case

    The Gujarat High Court has directed the Central Board of Direct Taxes to extend the Income Tax return filing deadline for audit cases. It has asked to extend the deadline to November 30, 2025. This decision follows a case filed by the Income Tax Bar Association. In its order, the Gujarat High Court emphasised the statutory link between audit report and return filing dates.

    CBDT extends due date for filing income tax audit report for FY 2024-25 to October 31, 2025 from September 30, 2025

    Tax audit last date extension: The CBDT has extended the deadline for filing various audit reports for the Previous Year 2024-25 (Assessment Year 2025-26) from September 30, 2025, to October 31, 2025, for specific assessees. This decision follows representations from professional associations citing difficulties due to floods and natural calamities, despite the Income-tax e-filing portal operating smoothly.

    Who needs to file income tax audit report for AY 2025-26?

    For AY 2025-26, businesses exceeding turnover limits and certain professionals must file tax audit reports by September 30, 2025, potentially facing penalties for delays. The Bombay Chartered Accountants’ Society has requested an extension due to challenges like delayed utility releases and systemic portal issues, impacting compliance quality and deadlines.

    Demand for extension of due date of tax audit report and ITR filing is getting wider with many tax bodies writing to finance minister and PMO

    The Karnataka State Chartered Accountants Association (KSCAA) has appealed to the PMO, highlighting critical issues with the Income Tax e-filing portal. They cite delayed form releases, persistent glitches, and a non-functional helpline, causing significant stress and financial burden for taxpayers and professionals. Read more about tax audit due date extension.

    CA files wrong ITR, man gets Rs 85,000 demand notice instead of refund. Here's what happened

    A taxpayer faced issues due to an incorrectly filed Income Tax Return by their Chartered Accountant. Despite refiling with a new CA and informing the Income Tax Department, they received a tax demand of ₹85,000. Experts advise rectification, appeal, and professional consultation. ITR filing deadlines were extended due to form revisions. Filing numbers show a 7.

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