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ITAT Quashes Reassessment as Search-Based Material Required Action Under Section 153C, Not Section 148
Appeal Dismissed as Section 143(1) Intimation Merged With Subsequent Scrutiny Assessment
Charitable Trust Exemption Allowed as Delay in Form No. 10 Filing cannnot Defeat Genuine Claim
Charitable Trust Exemption Restored as Delay in Form 10B Filing Alone cannot Defeat Claim
Income Tax Reopening Sustained as Assessee Was Alleged Beneficiary of Accommodation Entries
Reassessment Notice Upheld as Information on Shell Companies Constituted Tangible Material
Delhi HC Allows Reassessment as DRI Information on Alleged Bogus Purchases Constituted Tangible Material
Home Loan: Boon or Burden under New Income Tax, 2025
US vs India Corporate Tax: The Compliance Gap MNCs Underestimate
CBDT Directs Uniform Application of Sections 68 to 69D as C&AG Flags Tax Assessment Errors
Genuine Educational Activities Prevail Over Alleged Irregularities: Delhi ITAT Restores Trust Registration
Leave Encashment Disallowance Set Aside as Revised ₹25 Lakh Limit Was Recognized
Appeal Succeeds as Beneficial CBDT Notification Applied to Leave Encashment Claim
Leave Encashment Addition Deleted as ITAT Applied Revised CBDT Exemption Limit
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