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Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Initiation of penalty proceedings u/s. 271DA justified as delay was not unreasonable: Delhi HC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Reassessment quashed as it was based on information fully examined during earlier reassessment
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 40A(3) applies to revenue expenditure, not to capital investments: Delhi HC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Penalty u/s. 271AA not leviable without specifying documents not furnished by assessee
Income Tax
Income Tax
Revision u/s. 263 set aside as based on assumption and presumption: ITAT Jaipur
Income Tax
Income Tax
Matter restored back as CIT(A) failed to consider additional evidences: ITAT Chennai
Income Tax
Income Tax
Revisionary power u/s. 263 not sustainable as there is neither error of law nor of facts
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Kolkata Rules on FTC Claim & Form 67 Filing Deadline
Income Tax
Income Tax
Property Valuation Dispute: ITAT Pune Remands Case to CIT(A) for Fresh Adjudication
Income Tax
Income Tax
AO cannot disallow tanker expenses on ad-hoc basis without justification: ITAT Raipur
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Pune Deletes ₹1.02 Cr Addition as Income Taxed in Husband’s Hands
Income Tax
Income Tax
Quashing of Assessment order on non-compliance of sec 144C and barred by the period of Limitation
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Mumbai Remands Section 12AB Registration Case for Reassessment
Income Tax
Income Tax
CIT(A) Must Decide even Ex Parte Appeals on Merits: ITAT Cochin
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