Mumbai ITAT deletes ₹42 lakh ‘on money’ addition against assessee, citing tax officer’s failure to provide cross-examination and lack of independent evidence.
Mumbai ITAT dismisses appeal against assessee, citing invalid Section 148 notice due to improper sanction and lack of cross-examination in ‘on money’ case.
Mumbai ITAT rules Section 263 cannot override AO’s reasoned decision allowing 80G deduction on CSR expenses, citing consistent tribunal judgments.
Mumbai ITAT ruled in Sanand Sankardas Vs ITO that reassessment proceedings initiated by a non-jurisdictional Assessing Officer against an NRI are invalid. The tribunal quashed the assessment order, emphasizing that only the International Taxation AO has jurisdiction over NRI cases, rendering notices issued by other AOs void.
ITAT Mumbai overturned an income addition for Leena Haresh Harde, ruling that unsecured loans were genuine, and an assessment based solely on uncorroborated third-party statements without cross-examination is invalid.
Mumbai ITAT rules on ITO vs. Nikhil Vinod Aggarwal, invalidating assessment reopening without proper sanction and deleting “on-money” addition due to lack of evidence.
Mumbai ITAT set aside an income addition for property purchase, citing non-service of notices. The Tribunal accepted documented evidence of property funds from the assessee’s son, husband, and bank loan.
The present appeal is preferred by the assessee. Notably, assessee has challenged the addition of Rs.54,39,870/- on account of alleged difference received from the contracts on the basis of entries in Form 26AS.
ITAT Mumbai quashes reassessment notices for Rising Star Investment for AY 2017-18, citing jurisdictional defects and lack of proper sanction. Also deletes Section 56(2)(viia) addition based on DVO report.
ITAT Mumbai held that all the conditions of slump sale as provided under section 2(42C) of the Income Tax Act read with section 50B of the Act is satisfied. Accordingly, benefit of section 50B granted and AO directed to compute the business income accordingly.
