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Audit Alone Not Enough for Section 11 Claim – ITAT Restores Matter for Evidence Verification

CM-Based Addition Deleted – No Evidence Beyond Investigation Wing Information

Section 263 Quashed in Search Case – PCIT Cannot Revise Without Touching U/s 153D Approval

Reassessment Time-Barred Despite TOLA SC Relaxation – Notice Held Void

Reopening Quashed for Non-Supply of Reasons – Entire Assessment Held Void

Penalty U/s 271(1)(b) Deleted – Non-compliance Excused Due to Reasonable Cause (Ignorance & Cash-based Livelihood

Cash Seizure Case: HC Cuts Addition to Actual Seized Amount, Rejects Inflated Estimate

Section 56(2)(viib) Not Applicable to Old Share Application Money – Addition Deleted

Delay Cannot Defeat Justice – Ex-Parte Addition u/s 69 Set Aside for Fresh Examination

Demonetised Cash from Members Not Unexplained: ITAT Upholds Deletion under Section 68

CIT(A) Cannot Dismiss Appeal for Non-Prosecution – Must Decide Reopening Validity on Merits

Reopening Cannot Be Quashed Using New Law Retrospectively – Matter Remanded to CIT(A)

Revised ITR u/s 139(5) was allowed only for errors in the original return

Only TDS Component Taxable When Assessee Acts as Facilitator; Section 57 Disallowance Partly Deleted
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