Non-speaking, cryptic, and mechanical Income Tax Order by quasi-judicial authorities is Invalid: ITAT rules in Favour of Lions Club

The ITAT has ruled in favor of "Lions Club," finding a "non-speaking, cryptic, and mechanical income tax order" by a "quasi-judicial authority is invalid." The tribunal's decision, which is a significant victory for the club, was made on the grounds that the company's claim was not supported by evidence. The ruling clarifies that a tax authority can't add a tax to a company's account without a valid reason.