Courts: ITAT Chandigarh
Find latest ITAT Chandigarh judgments, orders and case laws on income tax covering assessments, additions, deductions, exemptions, capital gains, reassessment and penalties.

LTCG Exemption Denied as 3072% Returns Failed Human Test Probability

ITAT Deletes Tax Addition as Retrenchment Compensation Was Capital Receipt: ITAT Chandigarh

ITAT Allows Full Exemption as HMT VRS Compensation Was Linked to Closure of Undertaking

Reassessment Quashed as Reasons Recorded Were Based on Incorrect Facts on Return Filing

Reassessment Quashed as Reasons Recorded Contained Wrong Return Date & Income Figures

Leave Encashment Dispute Remanded as Assessee Was Denied Opportunity of Hearing

ITAT Deletes Addition Due to Absence of Evidence Supporting Excel Sheet Entry

Section 54 Exemption Cannot Be Denied Due to Joint Ownership With Spouse: ITAT Chandigarh

ITAT Quashes Reassessment over Incorrect PAN & for Non-Consideration of Reply

Reassessment Quashed Because Property Was Purchased From Different Entity Than Alleged

ITAT Allows Section 54 Deduction as Delay in Sale Deed Registration Was Beyond Assessee’s Control

ITAT Deletes Demonetization Cash Deposit Addition as Sales Were Recorded in Books

Section 54F Exemption Allowed as Entire Capital Gain Was Invested Within Statutory Period

Income Tax Additions Based Only on DRI Allegations Sent Back for Fresh Review by ITAT
ITAT Chandigarh judgments and orders cover appeals involving a broad range of issues under the Income-tax Act. This page compiles Tribunal decisions on assessments, additions, deductions, exemptions, capital gains, business income, unexplained income, reassessment, TDS, penalties, limitation and procedural matters. Taxpayers, Chartered Accountants, advocates, businesses and consultants can use the ITAT Chandigarh category to locate relevant precedents and research income-tax disputes. TaxGuru updates this collection with Tribunal decisions published on the website, providing convenient access to recent and important earlier ITAT Chandigarh case laws.
