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Calcutta HC: Revenue’s Section 263 Appeal Dismissed as Loan Inquiry Was Adequate

Gujarat HC: Reopening Quashed as No Fresh Tangible Material Was Found

Bombay HC Quashes Tax Prosecution as Self-Assessment Tax Was Paid Before Complaint

AMP Expenditure Not an International Transaction Without AE Arrangement: ITAT Delhi

Bombay HC Upholds Bar on Section 153C Additions Without Incriminating Material

ITAT Delhi Quashes Assessment for Ignoring Binding DRP Directions Under Section 144C

Gujarat HC: Section 13(1)(b) Cannot Deny Section 12AB Registration at Registration Stage

ITAT Mumbai: Bogus Purchase Addition Limited to GP Rate of Genuine Purchases

Gujarat HC: Section 263 Orders Quashed as Section 14A Issue Was Already Examined in Original Assessment

ITAT Mumbai: Section 263 Revision Quashed as AO Examined Section 57(iii) Interest Claim

ITAT Mumbai: Section 263 Revision Quashed as AO Had Examined Purchases and Issue Was Pending in Appeal

ITAT Delhi: Section 11/12 Exemption Allowed as BARC Deployment Was Pursuant to Government Policy

ITAT Delhi: Section 11/12 Exemption Allowed as BARC Investment Did Not Violate Section 11(5)

Delhi HC Dismisses Section 68 Loan Addition Appeal as Assessee Proved Loan Genuineness
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