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Prescribed income-tax authority for issuance of notice u/s. 143(2) includes ACIT/ DCIT: Delhi HC
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Interest on delayed payment of custom duty deductible u/s. 37: ITAT Bangalore
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Section 79 of Income Tax Act and Beneficial Ownership Explained
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Provisions of 68 are not applicable on the sale transactions which is already credited in P&L: ITAT Jaipur
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Application u/s. 119(2)(b) to be considered without adopting pedantic technical approach: Gujarat HC
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ACIT/DCIT prescribed authority to issue Section 143(2) notice: Delhi HC
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Addition u/s. 68 not sustained in absence of any unexplained amount in bank statement: Gujarat HC
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Income Tax
Ex-parte order confirming addition remanded back as major cash deposits were prior demonetization
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Income Tax
Show cause notice u/s. 148A in the name of deceased person untenable: Kerala HC
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Disallowance of expense impermissible as it is not claimed in P&L: ITAT Surat
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Non-payment of tax under Income Declaration Scheme cannot change character of income declared
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Reassessment u/s. 147 not justified as reasons recorded is plagued with several defects: ITAT Delhi
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CIT(A) Must Provide Reasoned Order and Fair Hearing: ITAT Jaipur
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Income Tax
No Section 153A Additions if no Incriminating Material found during search: ITAT Jaipur
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