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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.
Gross Receipts of Charitable Trust Cannot be Taxed Merely Due to ITR Filing Errors
Bogus purchases cannot be treated as unexplained credits: ITAT Pune
ITAT Cuttack Quashes 271D, 271E Penalties for Lack of Recorded Satisfaction
Allowability of use of Extrapolated Data for comparables inspite of having different year-end in ITeS transfer pricing dispute
Limitation for 271D/271E Penalty Runs from AO’s Satisfaction, Not JCIT Notice
ITAT Cochin Upholds Penalty for Cash Sale of Property Under Section 269SS
Charitable trusts can freely use accumulated funds under Section 11(2)
Entry provider can be taxed only on commission, not entire accommodation entries
No Escape from 271B Penalty if Audit Report Not Signed in Time: ITAT Lucknow
Addition of unexplained stock u/s. 69 upheld as claim of stock not supported by verifiable evidences
Application of trust u/s. 12AB rejected as objects are not for benefit of general public
Matter of unexplained deposit remanded as assessee failed to represent before AO and CIT(A)
Foreign Tax Credit cannot be denied merely for delayed filing of Form No. 67: ITAT Jaipur
ITAT Chennai Remands Demonetization Cash Deposit Case Back to CIT(A)
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.
