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Income Escapement Alone Insufficient to Reopen Assessment under Section 147 Without Assessee’s Disclosure Failure: Delhi HC
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Income Tax
Initiation of reassessment unjustified as nature and source of receipts duly explained: Delhi HC
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Income Tax
Transfer of shares by one set of shareholders to another doesn’t give rise to any taxable event in hands of company
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Income Tax
No applicability of Doctrine of Merger as Income retained by CPC was same as from Intimation u/s 143(1)(a)
Income Tax
Income Tax
Form 16 vs. Form 16A: Understanding the Key Differences for Tax Filing
Income Tax
Income Tax
Order disregarding direction of the court cannot be sustained: Madras HC
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Income Tax
Addition confirmed by CIT(A) by passing ex-parte order needs fresh consideration: ITAT Visakhapatnam
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Income Tax
CIT(A) directed to condone delay as it is alleged that addition is based on incorrect reporting by auditor
Income Tax
Income Tax
Reversal of provision of inventory written off due to obsolescence allowed: ITAT Bangalore
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Income Tax
Deemed rent u/s. 23(1)(a) not invocable as property leased out for continuous long period
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Income Tax
Weighted deduction u/s. 35(2AB) allowed as amount from DSIR qualifies as soft loan: ITAT Vishakhapatnam
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Income Tax
Source of capital investment explained hence addition u/s. 68 not sustained: ITAT Visakhapatnam
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Income Tax
CBDT Notification on Income Tax Exemption for PNGRB
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Income Tax
Revamp of Income Tax Act 1961: Key Updates for Taxpayers
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