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Rejection of application for condonation of delay in filing refund clam is not appealable order u/s. 253
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Revision u/s. 263 wouldn’t survive as assessment order held non-est: ITAT Delhi
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Assessee was able to explain additions: ITAT remanded matter to CIT(A)
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Amount deposited for contract signee does not attract S. 69A-Allahabad HC
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No additions can be made without incriminating material in cases of completed assessments
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Matter of addition u/s. 69A remanded as documents not produced before lower authorities
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Income Tax
Notice and order issued based on suo motu PAN issued by department is unjustifiable: Patna HC
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Income Tax
Reopening of concluded assessment after issue of final certificate under DTVSV not permissible
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Income Tax
Addition u/s. 68 deleted as evidences demonstrated cash deposits were through agricultural income
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Income Tax
Non-granting of opportunity of being heard is against principle of natural justice
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Income Tax
ICAI Submits Suggestions on Income-tax Act Review & Pre-Budget Memorandum 2025
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Income Tax
Addition u/s. 68 deleted as nature and source of credit explained: ITAT Surat
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Interest on compensation taxable under income from other sources: ITAT Delhi
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Reassessment beyond 3 years for escaped income less than 50 Lacs impermissible: ITAT Mumbai
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