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Delay condoned but cost directed to be deposited in PMRF due to lack of diligence: ITAT Jaipur
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Income Tax
Written request to existing AO needs to be made for migrating PAN to new AO due to address change: Patna HC
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Income Tax
Dismissal of appeal for non-payment of self-assessment tax unjustified as no tax was payable due to losses: ITAT Hyderabad
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Income Tax
Seizure-Induced Audit Delays: A Defense Against Section 271B Penalties
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Income Tax
Income Tax Exemption for UIDAI’s Specified Income 2024-2029
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Income Tax
Income Tax Exemption for West Bengal Transport Workers Social Security Scheme
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Income Tax
Delhi HC Revokes 40% Pre-Deposit Orders by AO & Commissioner
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Income Tax
Company with Turnover 10 times of Assessee’s Cannot Be Included as Comparable: ITAT Hyderabad
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Income Tax
Notice issued u/s. 148 in the name of dead individual is null and void: ITAT Jaipur
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Income Tax
Reassessment unsustained as based on entirely new reason which deprives assessee’s right to object: Delhi HC
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Income Tax
Why Government Can’t Tax the Corporates More?
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Income Tax
Jaipur Development Authority eligible for section 11 Exemption: Rajasthan HC
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Exemption u/s. 80G eligible for construction of public library forming part of charitable function: P&H HC
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Income Tax
Propagation of vedic thoughts and philosophy eligible for approval u/s. 80G: ITAT Bangalore
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