Courts: ITAT Ahmedabad
Find latest ITAT Ahmedabad judgments, orders and case laws on income tax covering assessments, additions, deductions, exemptions, TDS, reassessment and penalties.
No proper service and opportunity before CIT(A): ITAT remand matter to CIT(A)
Section 275(1A) empowers AO to enhance or reduce penalty based on order passed by higher authority
Income of beneficiaries cannot be treated as income in hands of trust: ITAT Ahmedabad
Appeal filed after 1350 days without reasonable cause not condoned: ITAT Ahmedabad
Matter remanded to CIT(A) as new evidences furnished for section 54f exemption
Disallowance u/s. 56(2)(viib) sustained due to wide fluctuation in value of share within same year
Rectification order made simultaneously must be given effect: ITAT reduces income
When assessee challenges stamp duty valuation, AO duty-bound to rely on DVO valuation: ITAT Ahmedabad
Assessee not well versed with tax proceedings failed to furnish documents before AO hence matter restored
Matter was remanded back with respect to addition of Rs. 21.98 Lakhs as Unexplained Deposit u/s 69A
Order passed u/s. 263 without discussing or rebutting arguments of assessee not sustainable: ITAT Ahmedabad
Delay of 244 days due to genuine hardship faced by assessee condonable: ITAT Ahmedabad
TNMM appropriate method for determining Arm’s Length Price of management fees
Denial of exemption u/s. 11 by CPC in rectification petition not justified: ITAT Ahmedabad
ITAT Ahmedabad judgments and orders provide an extensive source of appellate case law under the Income-tax Act. This page compiles ITAT Ahmedabad decisions dealing with assessments, additions, deductions, exemptions, business income, capital gains, unexplained income, reassessment, TDS, transfer pricing, penalties and procedural issues. Taxpayers, businesses, Chartered Accountants, advocates and tax professionals can use this dedicated page to research Tribunal precedents relevant to income-tax controversies. TaxGuru brings together recent and important earlier ITAT Ahmedabad case laws, making it easier to follow developments in direct tax jurisprudence and identify decisions relevant to assessments and appeals.
