Courts: ITAT Amritsar
Find latest ITAT Amritsar judgments, orders and case laws on income tax covering assessments, additions, deductions, exemptions, reassessment, TDS and penalties.
No Books, No Section 68 Addition: ITAT Deletes Loans and Capital After Estimating Liquor Trade Profit
No addition based solely on a third-party document denied by assessee
No reassessment as notice was issued beyond the time limit calculated per the Rajeev Bansal Ruling
Addition based on statement recorded behind back of assessee without affording cross examination cannot be sustained
Cooking the Books? ITAT Amritsar Applies 8% Profit Rate on Suppressed Turnover of Food Firm
Appeals Cannot Be Dismissed Without Proper Notice to Assessee: ITAT Amritsar
ITAT Amritsar Deletes Penalty on Brick Kiln Firm After Govt Certificates Prove Supplies
Assessee Granted Opportunity to Explain 257-Day Delay: ITAT Amritsar
Appeals Cannot Be Rejected Solely for Non-Filing of ITR: ITAT Amritsar
ITAT Amritsar Deletes ₹51 Lakh Section 68 Addition on Squared-Up Loans
ITAT Recognizes Transition Issues Post J&K Reorganisation, Grants Time to Submit 12A-80G Re-Registration
Reopening Quashed: AO Relied on Investigation Wing Without Applying Mind
Reopening u/s 147 Invalid as AO Acted Solely on Investigation Wing’s Info: ITAT Amritsar
Addition on protective basis deleted as bank account fraudulently opened in assessee’s name
ITAT Amritsar case laws and orders cover a variety of disputes arising under the Income-tax Act. Decisions may concern assessments, additions, deductions, exemptions, capital gains, business income, unexplained credits and investments, reassessment, TDS, penalties and procedural requirements. This TaxGuru page provides taxpayers, Chartered Accountants, advocates, businesses and tax professionals with a dedicated resource for researching ITAT Amritsar judgments and appellate developments. The collection includes recent decisions and important earlier Tribunal rulings published on TaxGuru, helping readers locate relevant income-tax precedents and understand the Tribunal’s treatment of recurring tax controversies.
