Courts: ITAT Mumbai
Find latest ITAT Mumbai judgments, orders and case laws on income tax covering assessments, transfer pricing, international taxation, capital gains, TDS, reassessment and penalties.
ITAT Restores Appeal Against NFAC’s “No Appeal Lies” View on 143(3)
ITAT Faults CIT(A) for Ignoring Proof Against 69A ‘Unaccounted Sales’ Charge
Tribunal Deletes ₹10.84 Cr Addition: Proper Sale Proceeds Ignored, Verified Loans Misread
ITAT Deletes ₹2.5 Cr Addition After Verifying Loan Trail; Penalty u/s 271(1)(c) Reconsidered
Section 271(1)(c) Penalty Unsustainable for Genuine Accounting Entries
Matter Remanded – Reason: CIT(A) Abdicated Jurisdiction by Merely Endorsing DVO’s Report
No Downward Adjustment Under 80IA Because CPP Transfer Valued Using SEB Consumer Tariff
Failure to Consider Evidence Cannot Deny Section 54F/54EC Benefits: ITAT Mumbai
Disallowance Upheld Due to AO’s Satisfaction: ITAT Confirms Rule 8D Application
1,370-Day Delay Not Condoned; Reliance on Consultant Not Sufficient Cause: ITAT Mumbai
Section 263 Not Invocable When AO Takes a Plausible View After Inquiry: ITAT Mumbai
VAT input credit shown only in the balance sheet cannot be taxed as income: ITAT Mumbai
Section 271(1)(c) Penalty Invalid Where Income is Determined on Presumptive Basis: ITAT Mumbai
Addition set aside as Percentage of Completion Method on real estate accounting duly followed ICAI guidelines
ITAT Mumbai judgments and orders represent an extensive body of income-tax appellate jurisprudence covering individuals, businesses, companies and other taxpayers. This TaxGuru page brings together decisions relating to assessments, additions, deductions, exemptions, business income, capital gains, transfer pricing, international taxation, TDS, reassessment, unexplained income, penalties and procedural disputes. Chartered Accountants, advocates, companies, taxpayers and tax professionals can use this collection to research ITAT Mumbai precedents and follow important developments under the Income-tax Act. The page includes recent as well as significant earlier Tribunal decisions published on TaxGuru, providing a comprehensive reference point for direct tax case-law research and appellate practice.
