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No Capital Gains on JDA Execution Without Transfer Under Section 2(47)(v): ITAT Nagpur

Assessment Quashed for Invalid Section 143(2) Notice Issued Without Jurisdiction: ITAT Delhi

Ground Handling Income Taxable in India, Not Exempt Under India-UK DTAA: ITAT Delhi

Interest on Delayed Sales Tax, Service Tax & PF Payments Deductible; TDS Interest Disallowed: Patna ITAT

Bombay HC Quashes Section 154 Demand for Failure to Produce Rectification Order

Section 147 Assessment Set Aside as ITO Lacked Pecuniary Jurisdiction: ITAT Delhi

Invalid Section 143(2) Notices Render Scrutiny Assessments Void: ITAT Delhi

ITAT Delhi Quashes Assessment as ACIT Lacked Jurisdiction to Issue Section 143(2) Notice

Capital Gains on JDA Taxable in Completion Certificate Year, Section 54/54F Relief Allowed: ITAT Bangalore

Section 54EC Deduction Enhanced to ₹1 Crore by Rectifying Tribunal Order: ITAT Pune

Assessment Order Enhaning Addition Without Opportunity Quashed: Bombay HC

Post-Death ITRs Cannot Be Ignored: Karnataka HC Enhances MACT Compensation

Absence of Legal Heir Certificate Alone Cannot Justify Section 68 Addition; ITAT Delhi Reduces GP Estimation

Revised CBDT Monetary Limits Apply to Pending Appeals: Bombay HC
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