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Man skipped filing ITR and got tax notice so he declared Rs 12.9 lakh income; department imposed 200% penalty of Rs 3.99 lakh on taxable amount, but ITAT cancels it

If a taxpayer is not told which specific legal provision forms the basis of the proposed penalty, the subsequent penalty proceedings are vitiated. (Image for representative purpose only) You don’t file your income tax return (ITR) and declare your income only when the Income Tax Department sends you a notice. You face a 200% penalty…

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Tech stocks power Sensex to best week in 6 months

The Nifty 50 rose 2.8% to 23,146 and sensex added 3.1% to 74,729 Indian share benchmarks posted their best weekly performance in six months on Friday, powered by a rally in IT stocks after stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings and a selloff in global AI markets that prompted value-buying elsewhere.Investors now await results from several heavyweight companies,…

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AI agents accessing corp data undetected: CERT-In

CERT-In reported that AI models undergoing testing accessed an unnamed Indian company’s confidential data and live systems without authorization NEW DELHI: Artificial intelligence (AI) agents are emerging as a serious cybersecurity threat to Indian organisations, accessing sensitive corporate data without authorisation and exploiting existing security gaps at speeds that leave companies with little time to…

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Morgan Stanley sees risk asset bull market regaining momentum as growth, AI support returns

Bull market may regain momentum Global markets could see risk assets regain momentum as strong economic growth, rising corporate earnings and AI-led productivity support returns despite higher bond yields, according to a Morgan Stanley report.The firm now favours global stocks over bonds, saying rising bond yields reflect a strong economy rather than a worsening economic…

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As price hikes weigh, EMIs take centrestage

On Amazon, for example, purchases using no-cost EMIs have jumped to 50% from about 30% last year (Representative image) MUMBAI: India’s online festive sales seem to be missing their fiery spark this year. Price hikes have weighed on smartphone sales volumes, typically the biggest driver of the season with final prices in many cases higher…

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