#ITAT Judgments
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Reopening Beyond 3 Years Quashed: PCIT (Not PCCIT) Approval U/s 151(ii) Invalid – Jurisdictional Defect Fatal – ITAT Kolkata

Ad-Hoc 8% Profit on Logistics Turnover Rejected; ₹19.09 Cr Addition Deleted – ITAT Mumbai

Festival Donations Allowed u/s 37(1); No 40A(ia) Disallowance Below TDS Limit; Interest Addition Upheld: ITAT Kolkata

Assessment Quashed: Sec 143(2) Notice Not in CBDT Format per 23.06.2017 Instruction – ITAT Kolkata

Section 68 Addition Deleted as Identity, Creditworthiness & Genuineness Established – ITAT Kolkata

Sec 69 Addition Deleted – NRI Property Funded by Overseas Remittances via Mother’s Bank Trail – ITAT Mumbai

Reopening Quashed: Mechanical Sec 151 Approval Invalid; Rubber-Stamp Sanction Cannot Sustain Sec 147 – ITAT Kolkata

Bogus Purchase Addition Restricted to 5% as Sales Accepted & Banking Trail Proven: ITAT Mumbai

NFAC Reassessment Void Without Sec 151A Notice – Assessment & 271(1)(c) Penalty Deleted – ITAT Kolkata

Section 68 Addition Deleted for Want of Cross-Examination; Three Ingredients Proved – ITAT Kolkata

U/s 143(1)(a) Adjustment Invalid Without Prior Intimation; No Addition for Bad Debt Already Offered to Tax – ITAT Mumbai

No Transfer U/s 2(47) – Temporary Alternate Flat Not Taxable – ITAT Mumbai

Reopening Invalid: Sec 148 Notice Before Sec 151 Approval Communication – Jurisdictional Defect Fatal – ITAT Kolkata

Borrowed Satisfaction and Mechanical U/s 151 Approval Invalidate 147 Reopening – ITAT Kolkata
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