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ITAT Cancels Section 263 Revision as Issue Was Already Pending Before CIT(A)

ITAT Deletes Section 69B Addition as Excess Stock Was Recorded as Business Income

ITAT Denies Section 80GGC Deduction as Political Party Denied Reciept of Donation

ITAT Sustains Section 80GGC Political Donation Addition as Donation Was Found to Be Non-Genuine

Why RERA & Income Tax Reconciliation Is Crucial for Real Estate Developers

Wrong Section Used to Deny Depreciation Set-Off; Section 263 Order Quashed

Municipal Body’s Section 10(20) Exemption Cannot Be Denied Due to Wrong Claim in Return

No Addition on a Different Issue if Reopened Issue Fails: ITAT Deletes ₹5.75 Crore Disallowance

Retracted Statement Alone Cannot Justify Section 68 Addition: ITAT Deletes Accommodation Loan Additions

Section 263 Cannot Be Invoked as AO Made No Addition After Enquiry: ITAT Mumbai

Search-Based Addition Cannot Be Made Through Reassessment; ITAT Quashes Entire Assessment

Which Income-Tax Law Applies to Returns Filed After 1st April 2026?

Bangalore ITAT Condones 367-Day Delay and Rejects Challenge to NFAC Jurisdiction in Reassessment Case

CIT(A) cannot Change Section of Addition from 69C to 69B Without Notice: ITAT Delhi
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