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Read latest ITAT judgments and orders on Income Tax, including assessments, deductions, TDS, capital gains, transfer pricing, penalties and other tax disputes.

Documentary Evidence Justifies Restricting Bogus Purchase Addition to 3%: ITAT Mumbai

Investigation Wing Report Alone Cannot Sustain Section 68 Loan Addition: ITAT Mumbai

Power Agent’s Same-Day Transfers Defeated ₹1.25 Crore Section 69A Addition: ITAT Chennai

Untested Third-Party Statement Could Not Sustain ₹9.65 Crore Gold Addition: ITAT Chennai

CPC’s Section 50C Adjustment Despite Objection Sent for Fresh Examination: ITAT Mumbai

Section 50C Could Not Apply to Relinquishment of Specific Performance Right: ITAT Chennai

Accepted TNMM Margin Bars Separate Benchmarking of IT Support Cost: ITAT Chennai

608-Day Delay Condoned Due to Bona Fide Section 264 Revision Pursuit: ITAT Mumbai

Returned Income Above Rs. 20 Lakh Puts Case Beyond ITO Jurisdiction: ITAT Mumbai

Bhanwarlal Jain Investigation Alone Cannot Sustain ₹2 Crore Addition: ITAT Mumbai

Stock Exchange Penalties for Procedural Lapses Allowable as Business Expenditure: ITAT Mumbai

R&D Building Cost Eligible for Section 35(1)(iv) Deduction: ITAT Mumbai

22-Day Delay in Form 10B Filing Does Not Bar Section 11 Exemption: ITAT Panaji

Fungible Jewellery Stock Allows Telescoping of Excess Against Shortage: ITAT Chandigarh
All ITAT brings together Income Tax Appellate Tribunal judgments and orders from ITAT benches across India. The archive covers income-tax disputes involving assessments and reassessments, business income, deductions, exemptions, capital gains, TDS, transfer pricing, international taxation, penalties, unexplained income, search assessments and other provisions of the Income-tax Act. Chartered Accountants, advocates, tax professionals, businesses and taxpayers can use this consolidated TaxGuru category to research ITAT precedents across different benches and follow developments in income-tax jurisprudence. Individual ITAT bench categories are also available for location-specific decisions.
