Courts: ITAT Bangalore
Find latest ITAT Bangalore judgments, orders and case laws on income tax covering assessments, transfer pricing, deductions, capital gains, TDS, reassessment and penalties.
ITAT Upholds 200% Penalty Under Section 270A for Misreporting on Disallowed Deductions
Voluntary TP Adjustment Eligible for Section 10AA Deduction: ITAT Bangalore
90-Day Contractual Credit Period Must Govern AE Receivables: ITAT Bangalore
Belated Form 10: ITAT Directs Condonation Route for ₹4.47 Crore Accumulation Claim
Documentary Evidence Explains Cash Deposits; ₹3.22 Lakh Section 69A Addition Deleted: ITAT Bangalore
₹11.65 Lakh Cash Deposit Explained; Section 115BBE Inapplicable to AY 2011-12: ITAT Bangalore
ITAT Bangalore: Illiteracy and Dependence on Others Justify Condonation of Appeal Delay
ITAT Bangalore: Form 10AB and Governing Objects Require Examination of Trust Classification
ITAT Bangalore: ₹2 Lakh Cash Deposit Explained by Retail Sales Records
Joint Property, Entire Price Added to Husband: ITAT Orders Bank Verification
ITAT Bangalore: Assessee Gets 90 Days to Prove Agricultural Source of Disputed Bank Deposits
TDS Applies on Year-End Expense Provisions but Not Where Payees Are Unidentifiable: ITAT Bangalore
No Section 270A Penalty When Reassessment Accepts Returned Income Without Addition: ITAT Bangalore
Small Trader’s Inability to Access Email Justified Notice Defaults: ITAT Bangalore
ITAT Bangalore judgments and orders form an important body of income-tax appellate jurisprudence. This page brings together ITAT Bangalore case laws concerning assessments, business income, deductions, exemptions, transfer pricing, international taxation, capital gains, TDS, reassessment, unexplained income, penalties and procedural disputes. Companies, taxpayers, Chartered Accountants, advocates and tax professionals can use this collection to research Tribunal precedents and follow developments under the Income-tax Act. TaxGuru provides access to recent as well as significant earlier ITAT Bangalore decisions, making this page a useful reference for direct tax research and appellate practice.
