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Latest section 143(2) updates, provisions, case laws, compliance requirements, tax implications and expert analysis under Income-tax law on TaxGuru.

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Income TaxSubstantial Justice Precedes Technicality: ITAT Condon Delay for Assessee Facing Director Fraud Issues
Income Tax

Substantial Justice Precedes Technicality: ITAT Condon Delay for Assessee Facing Director Fraud Issues

CA Vijayakumar Shetty12 months ago
Income TaxExemption u/s 11 allowed & Penalty u/s 270A deleted – Registration u/s 12AA granted with retrospective effect
Income Tax

Exemption u/s 11 allowed & Penalty u/s 270A deleted – Registration u/s 12AA granted with retrospective effect

CA Vijayakumar Shetty12 months ago
Income TaxUnabated Assessment Protection: ITAT Deletes ₹6.70 Cr Share Addition; Third-Party Statement is Not Incriminating Material
Income Tax

Unabated Assessment Protection: ITAT Deletes ₹6.70 Cr Share Addition; Third-Party Statement is Not Incriminating Material

CA Vijayakumar Shetty12 months ago
Income TaxNo Double Taxation: ITAT Pune Deletes ICDS and Provision Reversal Additions Due to Consistent Accounting
Income Tax

No Double Taxation: ITAT Pune Deletes ICDS and Provision Reversal Additions Due to Consistent Accounting

CA Vijayakumar Shetty12 months ago
Income TaxOrder passed u/s. 263 without considering submissions is non-speaking order
Income Tax

Order passed u/s. 263 without considering submissions is non-speaking order

POONAM GANDHI12 months ago
Income TaxNotice u/s. 143(2) issued by non-jurisdictional officer is unwarranted: ITAT Delhi
Income Tax

Notice u/s. 143(2) issued by non-jurisdictional officer is unwarranted: ITAT Delhi

POONAM GANDHI12 months ago
Income TaxAO Cannot Reopen Assessment U/s. 147 Before 143(2) Period Expires: ITAT Mumbai
Income Tax

AO Cannot Reopen Assessment U/s. 147 Before 143(2) Period Expires: ITAT Mumbai

CA Vijayakumar Shetty12 months ago
Income TaxPremature or Time-Barred Section 143(2) Notices Invalidate Assessment: ITAT Mumbai
Income Tax

Premature or Time-Barred Section 143(2) Notices Invalidate Assessment: ITAT Mumbai

CA Vijayakumar Shetty12 months ago
Income TaxNo addition u/s. 43CA as difference between sale price and DVO valuation within tolerance band
Income Tax

No addition u/s. 43CA as difference between sale price and DVO valuation within tolerance band

POONAM GANDHI12 months ago
Income TaxCash found during search verifiable from audited books cannot be added u/s. 69A as unexplained money
Income Tax

Cash found during search verifiable from audited books cannot be added u/s. 69A as unexplained money

POONAM GANDHI12 months ago
Income TaxProtective additions without substantive foundation quashed – ITAT Visakhapatnam invalidates reopening based on suspicion
Income Tax

Protective additions without substantive foundation quashed – ITAT Visakhapatnam invalidates reopening based on suspicion

CA Vijayakumar Shetty12 months ago
Income TaxCaste-based objects no bar for pre-1961 Act trusts – 1930 religious trust protected from s.13 bar entitled to Section 11 & 12 benefits
Income Tax

Caste-based objects no bar for pre-1961 Act trusts – 1930 religious trust protected from s.13 bar entitled to Section 11 & 12 benefits

CA Vijayakumar Shetty12 months ago
Income TaxTaxpayer Win: ITAT Mumbai Confirms Retrospective 10% Safe Harbour for Real Estate Business under Section 43CA
Income Tax

Taxpayer Win: ITAT Mumbai Confirms Retrospective 10% Safe Harbour for Real Estate Business under Section 43CA

CA Vijayakumar Shetty12 months ago
Income TaxProcedural Breach Kills Assessment – ITAT Rules Non-Mention of Scrutiny Type in Notice is Fatal Defect
Income Tax

Procedural Breach Kills Assessment – ITAT Rules Non-Mention of Scrutiny Type in Notice is Fatal Defect

CA Vijayakumar Shetty12 months ago

Explore the latest section 143(2) updates on TaxGuru, including relevant Income-tax Act provisions, rules, notifications, circulars, judicial decisions and compliance guidance. The coverage highlights important tax positions, procedural requirements, assessments, deductions, penalties and litigation developments to help taxpayers and professionals understand the practical implications of changes in income-tax law.