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1. Allowability of deduction u/s 80P(2)(d) for interest income from deposits/investments in a cooperative bank by a cooperative society. The assessee, a cooperative society...

2. The 2003 Policy of the Punjab Government granted exemption from payment of Market fee under Clause (i) of 11.4.2, but did not specifically exempt Rural Development fee....

3. The provisions of Section 80P were made inapplicable in relation to any Co-operative Bank other than the Primary Agriculture Credit Society or Primary Co-operative...

4. Business expenditure - sales promotion - the entire scheme (promotion scheme) was governed by the scheme put in place by M/s. Tata Steels, and that purchases of the...

5. Levy of GST - Business or not - Supply or not - common law Principle of Mutuality - Co-operative Housing Society - contribution charges collected by the Appellant from...

6. Charitable purpose – whole idea of this mutual society is that the particular members comprising it should be benefited out of their own contribution - assessee society...

7. Taxability of amount received for specific purpose - Revenue Authorities have not disputed the contributions received but denied the exemption only due to the fact that...

8. Assessment of trust/AOP - revocable trust - where a contribution is made in a manner that the contributors are entitled to recover their contributions over a specified...

9. Taxability of amount received - Co-operative Housing Society - receipt of a gratuitous payment from an outgoing member for the time he has resided in the society - no...

10. Interest income earned by a cooperative society from deposits made with another cooperative bank is eligible for deduction u/s 80P(2)(d) of the Income Tax Act. The...

11. Depreciation on lease hold building and plant & machinery - AO has misconstrued whole constitution of the Society. He was not justified to assume that three governments...

12. Supply or not - Applicant raises funds by collecting contributions, (also called as charges in the bye laws of Applicant Society), from members of the society - Held Yes

13. The income from the contributions made by the beneficiaries of the trust is taxable only in their hands and not in the hands of the assessee

14. Disallowance of deduction claimed u/s 80P - As it is clear from the byelaws and particularly primary objects and principle business of the assessee that the assessee is...

15. Reopening of assessment u/s 147 - ‘reasons to suspect’ or ‘Reasons to believe’ - The manner in which the reasons have been recorded make it appear that the assessing...