Open access from Current Tax Online

Tax law, reported with context.

Concise Case Law coverage of published cases, early alerts on important new decisions, and a clear path back to the authoritative reporting and research behind them.

Read Case Laws Recent Decisions

Recent Decision Gujarat HC Declines to Interfere in Confiscation Proceedings Under Section 130 of CGST Act; Directs Assessee to Statutory Appellate Route M/s Shreeji Steel v. State Tax Officer (1), Kutch Mobile Squad 2026-10-09 10:19:35.623216

Latest developments

Recent Decisions

Browse all Recent Decisions

Recent Decision Delhi HC Rejects Writ Against Centralized DGGI Adjudication; Relegates Multi-State ITC Dispute to Statutory Appeal RPP INFRA PROJECTS LTD, KARNATAKA v. UNION OF INDIA & ORS.

Recent Decision Pune ITAT deletes penalty for non-compliance with section 142(1) notices on finding reasonable cause under section 273B KamalKishor vs. ITO

Recent Decision Punjab & Haryana HC Strikes Down Retrospective Section 147A; Quashes JAO-Issued Reassessment Notices 5-Second Takeaway : The Punjab and Haryana High Court declared the newly inserted Section 147A of the Income-tax Act unconstitutional for violating the separation of powers . The…

Recent Decision GST Appellate Tribunal holds JC (Appeals) lacked power to remand verification issue under Section 107 Commissioner of CGST & CE Kochi v. Peechattu Glass World

Recent Decision Tribunal holds Gur Aasra Trust was entitled to charitable registration and 80G approval after CIT(E) had granted Form 10AD Gur Aasra Trust v. Commissioner of Income Tax (Exemptions), Chandigarh

Recent Decision West Bengal AAR classifies PP packing box under HSN 39231090 and rates it under Schedule II JaiHind v. Revenue

Analysis & commentary

Latest Case Laws

Browse all Case Laws

Case Law High Court quashes reassessment notice issued by jurisdictional AO instead of NFAC under section 151A scheme AZMAT ALI GULAM RASOOL ANSARI vs. INCOME TAX OFFICER & ORS.

Case Law Vedanta Sasthra Prachara Trust challenged the rejection of its application for approval under section 80G VEDANTA SASTHRA PRACHARA TRUST vs. COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX (EXEMPTION)

Case Law Valuation report alone cannot sustain addition for unexplained construction investment under section 69, tribunal holds HARI & CO OWNERS vs. INCOME TAX OFFICER

Case Law Change of opinion cannot sustain reassessment on same property-sale income, ITAT holds ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX vs. DIAMOND DEVELOPERS

Case Law Tribunal allows section 80P deduction where Form 10-IF was filed inadvertently and old regime was claimed INDIAN SEMLESS METAL TUBE PAGARDAR NOKRANCHI SAH PATSANSTHA MARYADIT vs. INCOME TAX OFFICER

Case Law High Court quashes section 271(1)(c) penalty imposed on assessment order already set aside; Department may act again after fresh adjudication KRISHNA PRIYA ENTERPRISES vs. INCOME TAX OFFICER & ORS.

Celebrating 50 plus years in publication

The Publishing House

More than 50 years of tax-law publishing.

Current Tax Reporter began in 1972, followed by All India Tax Tribunals Judgments in 1976. Today that publishing work spans printed law reports, comprehensive digital research, and exact digital editions of the printed journals.

Current Tax Online digital tax research interface

Digital research platforms

Current Tax Online & Current GST Online

Comprehensive professional research across case law, statutes, Acts and Rules, circulars, notifications, analysis, articles, journals, current developments, and related research tools.

Current Tax Online Current GST Online

Digital shelf of Current Tax Reporter and All India Tax Tribunals Judgments volumes

The printed journals

CTR & TTJ

Current Tax Reporter and All India Tax Tribunals Judgments are the printed law journals at the heart of the publishing tradition.

Two-page digital edition of a printed tax-law journal preserving printed pagination

Citation-matched digital editions

Print and digital, page for page.

ctrttj.com provides exact digital editions of the printed journals so volume and page references used by practitioners match the printed reports. Most Current Tax Online subscribers also receive access.

Visit CTR/TTJ digital editions