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Assessment must be completed u/s. 144 when books of accounts are rejected u/s. 145(3): ITAT Jaipur
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Income Tax
Addition based on notional entry without actual transfer of asset unsustainable: ITAT Raipur
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Income Tax
Reassessment action based on wholly erroneous view is liable to be quashed: Delhi HC
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Income Tax
Software license expenditure for carrying out routine operations is revenue in nature: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Passing of fresh assessment order beyond time prescribed u/s. 153(3) cannot be sustained: Delhi HC
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Income Tax
Due to short gap between three notices CIT(A) directed to give one more opportunity of being heard
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Income Tax
ITAT deletes Bogus Purchase Additions as Purchase Legitimacy proved
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Income Tax
Jurisdictional error raised by appellant not addressed: Calcutta HC Stays Section 148 Notice
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Income Tax
PCIT’s Revision Jurisdiction Time-Barred: Two-Year Limit Starts from Original Assessment, Not Reassessment
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Income Tax
CA Wife’s Health Not Grounds for condonation of Delay in Filing Appeal: ITAT Vizag
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Income Tax
Trust granted one more opportunity to represent correct fact for registration u/s. 12AB of Income Tax Act
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Income Tax
Proceedings u/s. 153C should be initiated based on material found at premises of another company
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Income Tax
Amendments In Income Tax Act 1961 through Finance Act, 2024
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Order u/s. 263 passed on issues not covered in show cause notice untenable: ITAT Delhi
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