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Section 62(4) of Income-tax Act 2025: Closed List of Specified Professions Remains Unreformed

ITAT Quashes Assessments as Section 153D Approval Was Granted Mechanically

Karnataka HC Restores GST Proceedings for non-consideration of submitted documents

ITAT Remands Section 80P Deduction Dispute as Earlier Tribunal Ruling Was Not Considered

Interest on Enhanced Compensation Taxable under Section 56(2)(viii) post 2009 amendments

FTS Not Taxable Under Article 22 as India-Thailand DTAA Treats It as Business Income: ITAT Delhi

CAM Charges Cannot Be Treated as Rent as They Cover Common Area Services: ITAT Delhi

Delhi HC Admits Appeal as ITAT Relied on Inapplicable Section 56 Provisions for Valuation

ITAT Restores Protective Addition as Substantive Addition Had Not Attained Finality

SC Order Settled the issue of Taxability of International Software Supply Transactions?

Sales Accepted, Books Not Rejected: ITAT Cuts Bogus Purchase Addition to 5%

Part Payment Through Bank Does the Trick: ITAT Deletes Section 56(2)(vii) Addition Despite 7-Year Gap in Registration

ESOP Discount Allowed as Liability Accrues Over Vesting Period: ITAT Bangalore

No Section 68 Addition for Demonetization Cash Deposits Supported by Recorded Sales: ITAT Delhi
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