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Addition Based Solely on Assessee’s Admission Without Evidence Not Sustainable: Rajasthan HC
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Income Tax
Section 54F Exemption Fully Allowed as Son Listed as Proforma Purchaser: ITAT Pune
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Income Tax
Assessee Must Prove Identity, Creditworthiness of Loan Creditor & Genuineness of Transaction U/s. Section 68: ITAT Delhi
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Finance
Importance of Tax Compliance for Indian Startups & SMEs
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Income Tax
Filing of Form 10B only directory and not mandatory: ITAT Bangalore
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Income Tax
Assessment of Search & Seizure: Concept of Block Assessments
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Income Tax
Additional document having material impact on proceedings needs verification hence matter remanded: Madras HC
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Income Tax
Assessment Order passed Without Considering Submission due to approaching Deadline: HC set-aside
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Income Tax
No applicability of sec. 115JB(2)(b) to Union Bank due to non-company status under Companies Act
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Income Tax
Revision u/s. 263 beyond specific reasons recorded for reopening unjustified: ITAT Ahmedabad
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Income Tax
Evidence reconciling discrepancy in 26AS and books not submitted before CIT(A) hence matter remanded
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Income Tax
Tribunal not empowered to recall or review its own order: ITAT Hyderabad
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Income Tax
Reopening of assessment based on DVO report without application of mind unsustainable: Delhi HC
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Income Tax
Holding company can rework value of investment held in subsidiary company: ITAT Delhi
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