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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.

Additions Not Valid in Non-Abated Assessments Without Incriminating Search Material

Reopening Beyond Three Years Without Sanction Void ab Initio: ITAT Mumbai

ITAT Mumbai Upholds Deletion of Rs. 4.24 Crore Unexplained Cash Credit

Tax Consultant Error: ITAT Rajkot Reduces Section 271(1)(b) Penalty on Assessee

No Incriminating Material, No 153C – ITAT Bangalore Deletes ₹150+ Cr Additions in JDA Case

ITAT Restores 69A Cash Deposit Addition for Fresh Hearing, Imposes Token Cost

No Fair Hearing, No Rejection – 80G Denial Without Show Cause Invalid

Giant companies with high turnover & brand value cannot be comparables for small companies

No 69A Addition When Deposits Linked to Earlier Withdrawals – Idle Cash Argument Not Enough

Invalid Approval Sinks Reassessment -Wrong Authority, Wrong Notice: ITAT Deletes Additions

Ex Parte Dismissal Set Aside -Section 50C Addition of ₹27.80 Cr in JDA Dispute Remanded for Re-Examination

No Incriminating Material, No Addition – ITAT Bangalore Deletes Suppression Additions

Unsecured loan addition u/s. 68 not sustained as identity, creditworthiness and genuineness proved

Deduction u/s. 80IB and 80HHC is allowable simultaneously: ITAT Lucknow
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.
