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Reassessment Notice Quashed for Lack of Proper Sanction under Section 151

ITAT Jaipur Upholds Bogus Loan Additions, Slams Assessee’s Counsel for Misconduct

ITAT Delhi Quashes Reopening Based on Bogus Purchases for Being Time-Barred

Notice u/s. 143(2) issued by non-jurisdictional officer is unwarranted: ITAT Delhi

Addition towards unsecured loan sustained as three ingredients u/s. 68 not established

AO Cannot Reopen Assessment U/s. 147 Before 143(2) Period Expires: ITAT Mumbai

Single order with single DIN against multiple appeals on identical issue is valid: Kerala HC

Notice issued within time but Served After Limitation Period Voids Reopening: ITAT Kolkata

CIT(A) Cannot Delete Loan Additions Without Allowing AO to Verify Additional Evidence

Premature or Time-Barred Section 143(2) Notices Invalidate Assessment: ITAT Mumbai

No One-to-One Matching Needed for Bank Deposits When Sources Are Verified – Adhoc Cash Deposit Addition deleted

Entire Forex Turnover Cannot Be Taxed Without Verification: ITAT Mumbai

ITAT Upholds Deletion of Bogus F&O Loss Additions; Post-Search Reports Cannot Justify 153A

80G Cannot Be Denied Merely Because One Object Seems Religious – ITAT Says Check 5% Rule & Facts Properly
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