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

Addition @ 20% was upheld on account of alleged bogus purchases and unverified sellers

ITAT Quashes Section 115BBE as Income was from Advertising Business Only

Reliance on Survey Statements Alone Insufficient for Income Tax Additions

Undisclosed income from one year can be used in subsequent years to justify investments or expense

ITAT deletes Addition for Interest on Tax Refund Already Reported as Business Income

ITAT Deletes Addition for sufficiently explained Cash Deposit During Demonetization

Assessment must be completed u/s. 144 when books of accounts are rejected u/s. 145(3): ITAT Jaipur

Due to short gap between three notices CIT(A) directed to give one more opportunity of being heard

Trust granted one more opportunity to represent correct fact for registration u/s. 12AB of Income Tax Act

Appeal dismissed by CIT(A) as time barred unjustified as appeal in physical form filed in time: ITAT Jaipur

ITAT Jaipur Allows Section 80P Deduction on Interest Income

Delay condoned but cost directed to be deposited in PMRF due to lack of diligence: ITAT Jaipur

Section 2(14): No capital gains tax on Income proceeds from Agricultural Land

Notice issued u/s. 148 in the name of dead individual is null and void: ITAT Jaipur
ITAT Jaipur judgments and orders cover numerous issues arising in income-tax assessments and appeals. This page brings together Tribunal decisions relating to additions, deductions, exemptions, capital gains, business income, unexplained income, reassessment, TDS, penalties, limitation and procedural matters. Taxpayers, businesses, Chartered Accountants, advocates and consultants can use this collection to research ITAT Jaipur case laws and locate precedents relevant to their disputes. TaxGuru provides access to recent and significant earlier ITAT Jaipur decisions published on the website, helping readers follow developments in direct tax jurisprudence.
