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Omitted ₹2 Lakh PPF & NPS Deductions Can Be Claimed in Appeal Subject to Verification: ITAT Agra

Third-Party Excel Sheet Without Corroboration Cannot Sustain Section 69A Addition: ITAT Agra

AY 2015-16 Reassessment Time-Barred; ₹3.27 Crore Additions Fall as ITAT Quashes Proceedings

Documentary Evidence Explains Cash Deposits; ₹3.22 Lakh Section 69A Addition Deleted: ITAT Bangalore

₹11.65 Lakh Cash Deposit Explained; Section 115BBE Inapplicable to AY 2011-12: ITAT Bangalore

Higher Demonetisation Cash Sales Cannot Justify Section 68/69A Additions: ITAT Agra

₹5.18 Crore Ex-Parte Assessment Remanded for Fresh Adjudication: ITAT Agra

Own Funds Exceed Investments & Advances: ITAT Deletes ₹30.58 Lakh Interest & TP Additions

No Addition on Reopening Ground Makes Reassessment Invalid: ITAT Agra

BSNL VRS-2019 Compensation Fully Exempt Under Section 10(10B): ITAT Ahmedabad

7-Month Delay in Section 54F Flat Purchase Condoned Due to COVID: ITAT Agra

CIT(A) Must Decide Tax Appeal on Merits Despite Non-Compliance: ITAT Chandigarh

Omitted Gratuity and Leave Encashment Exemption Claims Require Merits Examination: ITAT Chandigarh

₹33.50 Lakh Section 154 Addition Remanded for Fresh Hearing: ITAT Jaipur
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