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ITAT Delhi Quashes Reopening for Short Section 148 Notice; Restricts Bogus Purchase Addition to 5%

No Coercive Recovery of ₹29.24 Crore Tax Demand Until Stay Application Decided: Patna HC

Sonu Sood Search: ITAT Mumbai Remands ₹76 Lakh Addition in Wife Sonali Sood’s Case

GST Demand Quashed as Central Proceedings Overlapped State Proceedings: Gujarat HC

SBI Not Assessee in Default for Following Court’s No-TDS Direction on LFC: ITAT Mumbai

₹814.40 Crore CCPS Reclassification Credit Not Taxable Under Section 56(2)(viib): ITAT Delhi

Section 50C Addition Deleted as Sale Consideration Fixed Before Registration: ITAT Chennai

ITAT Mumbai Deletes 8% Purchase Addition After Purchases Accepted as Genuine

Mechanical Section 153D Approval Invalidates Search Assessments: ITAT Delhi

Portuguese Civil Code Cannot Divide Registered Share Voting Rights for Section 2(22)(e): Bombay HC

Mechanical Reopening Based on Incorrect Facts Quashed: Bombay High Court

Harshad Mehta AY 1993–94: ITAT Mumbai Deletes Unsupported Securities Additions

Corporate Guarantee for AE Falls Under Section 92B; 0.20% Commission Is ALP: ITAT Mumbai

Rule 128 Effective From 01.04.2017 Cannot Deny Kenya Foreign Tax Credit for Earlier Return: ITAT Mumbai
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