#ITAT Judgments
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Consequential Assessment Cannot Survive After Section 263 Order Quashed: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Joint Ownership Alone Cannot Attribute Wife’s Property Investment to Husband: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
“5kg Mangoes” WhatsApp Message Cannot Alone Prove Company’s Unexplained Cash: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Entire WhatsApp Cash Corpus Cannot Be Taxed Without Ownership Nexus: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Foreign Collaboration Clause Cannot Justify Section 12AB Registration Denial: ITAT Mumba
Income Tax
Income Tax
Calling MEIS Incentive a “Reward” Does Not Make It Capital Receipt: ITAT Mumbai
Income Tax
Income Tax
Wrong Clause Selected in Form 10AB Is Curable Error in 80G Application: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
No Trust Deed Cannot Bar Section 12AB Renewal of 3 Mumbai Churches: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
ITAT Quashes ₹29.65 Crore Additions as Fresh Section 148 Notices Were Time-Barred
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Income Tax
Excess Section 14A Disallowance in Return Can Be Corrected in Appeal: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Mark-to-Market Loss on Physical Silver Held as Trading Stock Allowable: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Separate Gaming Winnings Cannot Be Aggregated for Section 194B TDS: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Bogus Purchase Addition Restricted to 6% as Sales Accepted: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
100% Bogus Purchase Addition Set Aside for Fresh GP Estimation: ITAT Mumbai
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