Resolution of Karina Kunjana Kapoor’s Tax Dispute under VSV Scheme for AY 2016-17 – ITA 6129/DEL/2019

Introduction

An overview of the appeal filed by Karina Kunjana Kapoor against the order of CIT(A)-26, New Delhi, which was resolved through the Direct Tax Vivad Se Vishwas Scheme for the assessment year 2016-17.

Background

Karina Kunjana Kapoor faced issues with tax assessments for the year 2016-17, which prompted her to appeal against the decisions of the CIT(A)-26. This case highlights the complexities often encountered in tax litigation and the recourse individuals seek through appeals.

Resolution through Vivad Se Vishwas Scheme

In pursuit of a resolution, Kapoor opted for the Vivad Se Vishwas Scheme, a government initiative designed to reduce litigation in direct taxes and provide a straightforward mechanism for settling tax disputes. This strategic move by Kapoor underscores the scheme’s effectiveness in offering a clear path towards dispute resolution.

Withdrawal of the Appeal

The formal withdrawal of Kapoor’s appeal was facilitated by the acceptance of her application under the scheme, signifying the end of her litigation journey for the specified assessment year. The ITAT noted the withdrawal and dismissed the appeal as resolved.

Conclusion

The case of Karina Kunjana Kapoor exemplifies how the Vivad Se Vishwas Scheme serves as a beneficial alternative for taxpayers seeking to resolve disputes without prolonged legal proceedings. It reflects the broader impacts of such schemes in simplifying the tax dispute resolution process.

Resolution of Karina Kunjana Kapoor’s Tax Dispute under VSV Scheme for AY 2016-17 – ITA 6129/DEL/2019