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Interest From Co-Op Banks Eligible for Section 80P Deduction Because Banks Are Also Co-Op Societies: ITAT Ahmedabad

Delhi HC Quashes Assessment Order as Reply Filed by Assessee Was Not Considered

Section 68 Not Applicable to Repayment of Loans Given in Earlier Year: ITAT Delhi

Pre-Resolution Income Tax Claims Extinguished Under Approved NCLT Plan: ITAT Chennai

Reassessment Quashed Because Property Was Purchased From Different Entity Than Alleged

No Capital Gains Tax Without Registered Agreement & Actual Transfer of Rights: Madras HC

Section 14A Disallowance Cannot Automatically Increase MAT Book Profits: ITAT Mumbai

ITAT Deletes Addition Because Gratuity Payments Exceeded Interest Income

Declared Commission Income Cannot Be Ignored While Examining Cash Deposits: ITAT Agra

ITAT Quashes Section 148 Notice as Reassessment Was Initiated Beyond Six-Year Limitation

CBDT Circular Cannot Be Used to Mandate 20% Deposit in Every Stay Application: Delhi HC

ITAT Allows Telescoping as Income Already Declared Cannot Be Taxed Again as Commission

Delhi HC Rejects Section 69C Addition as Genuine Purchases Cannot Be Disallowed Due to Cash Sales

Reopening Invalid as Third-Party Seized Papers Did Not Match Assessee’s Land Transaction: Gujarat HC
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