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Section 43A not invocable when there is only reinstatement of fluctuation loss
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Income Tax
ITAT Deletes ₹12 Lakh Addition on Post-Demonetization SBN Deposits
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Income Tax
ITAT Mumbai Sets Aside CIT(A) Order Due to Lack of Proof of Service of Notice
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Income Tax
Insurance Company Negative Reserves Not Distributable Surplus & Cannot be taxed
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Income Tax
Delhi HC Rejects Plea for Income Tax Probe Into Wife’s Family Over Dowry Claims
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Income Tax
ITAT Pune condone Delay in Filing Audit Report as valid reason is provided
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Income Tax
Debatable Tax Claims in Good Faith Don’t Attract Section 270A Penalties
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Income Tax
Disallowance u/s 40A(3) Remanded for Review Considering Bank Holiday, Agent Payment & Business Exigenc
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Income Tax
Retrospective Amendment Doesn’t Justify Reassessment Beyond Four Years
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Income Tax
Bad debts recovered & offered to tax cannot be taxed again under Section 69A
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Income Tax
ITAT Chennai Orders Fresh Assessment in Form 10BB Delay Case
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Income Tax
Profit by captive consumption of electricity eligible for deduction u/s. 80-IA: Rajasthan HC
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Income Tax
Interest Income from employee loans was to be treated as Business Income not Income from Other Sources
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Income Tax
Addition u/s. 2(22)(e) untenable as trade advances cannot be characterized as loans or advance
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