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Section 28 Land Acquisition Interest Is Compensation and No TDS Deduction Permissible: Karnataka HC

No TDS on Compulsory Land Acquisition Compensation: Karnataka HC

Karnataka HC Directs Release of Land Acquisition Compensation Withheld Towards TDS

SC Dismisses Revenue SLP in Section 143(2) Limitation Case; Question of Law Left Open

Section 271AAB Penalty Quashed as Notice Failed to Specify Applicable Limb: ITAT Pune

Section 271AAB Penalty of Rs.43.78 Lakh Deleted for Defective Notice: ITAT Delhi

Section 271AAB Penalty Invalid When Notices Fail to Specify Applicable Limb: ITAT Delhi

Pen Drive Entries Without Corroboration Cannot Sustain Addition: ITAT Chennai

Cash Addition Based on Third-Party Loose Sheets Without Corroboration Deleted: ITAT Chennai

Section 147 Reopening on Mere Suspicion of Fund Rotation Quashed: ITAT Delhi

Audit Report Filed Before Assessment Sufficient for Deduction; Filing With Return Directory: Delhi HC

Section 80-IA Deduction Cannot Be Denied If Audit Report Filed During Assessment: Gujarat HC

Delay in Filing Form 10-IC Not Fatal to Section 115BAA Concessional Tax Claim: ITAT Ahmedabad

Non-Filing of Form 10-IC Not Fatal to Section 115BAA Concessional Tax Claim: ITAT Kolkata
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