Courts: ITAT Surat
Find latest ITAT Surat judgments, orders and case laws on income tax covering assessments, additions, deductions, exemptions, capital gains, reassessment, TDS and penalties.
Health Issues & Demise of Assessee: ITAT Orders Fresh Review of Ex-Parte Additions
No section 271-I Penalty for Non-Filing of Form 15CA/15CB on Import Payments
Relief to assessee on interest expenses addition and partial relief for household expenses disallowance
Opportunity of Being Heard Mandatory Before Finalizing Section 263 Revision
ITAT restricts Demonetization Cash Deposit Addition to 10% Due to sufficient Cash Withdrawals
Addition towards unaccounted purchases restricted to 12.5% instead of 25%: ITAT Surat
Rejection of application for condonation of delay in filing refund clam is not appealable order u/s. 253
Addition u/s. 68 deleted as nature and source of credit explained: ITAT Surat
Penalty u/s 271(1)(b) or 272A(1)(d) for initial AY was upheld and for remaining six AY’s was deleted
Cash received from agricultural income deposited during demonetization-ITAT deleted addition
Matter remanded back as CIT(E) rejected Trust’s Registration for limited review of objectives
Re-assessment beyond Time Limit under Section 149 Not Justified: ITAT Surat
Enhanced cost of acquisition without corroborative evidence not allowed: ITAT Surat
Inadequate enquiry not give any right to CIT to revise assessment order: ITAT Surat
ITAT Surat judgments and orders provide appellate guidance on numerous issues arising under the Income-tax Act. This TaxGuru page brings together decisions concerning assessments, additions, deductions, exemptions, business income, capital gains, unexplained income, reassessment, TDS, penalties, limitation and procedural compliance. Taxpayers, businesses, Chartered Accountants, advocates and consultants can use this category to locate ITAT Surat case laws relevant to their matters. The collection includes recent and important earlier Tribunal decisions published on TaxGuru, helping readers research income-tax precedents and follow developments in appellate jurisprudence.
