#section 143(2)
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Incentive received under sales tax scheme is capital receipt: Bombay HC

Section 69 Addition sustained as documents seized was incriminating in nature

Non-filing Form No. 62 cannot disentitle claim of depreciation of amalgamating company

Exemption u/s. 54 granted as amount utilized within extended time under TOLA

Prosecution u/s. 276C(1) cannot be continued as penalty proceedings u/s. 276C(1) already terminated

Cost incurred in furnishing flat is allowed as cost of improvement under capital gain

Passing of intimation u/s. 143(1) not tenable as 30 days time for filing response not provided

Prior period interest expense allowed since there is no loss to revenue

No addition u/s. 68 as genuineness and identity of shareholders proved

Reference to special audit without satisfying condition u/s. 142(2A) is arbitrary
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Set off of short term capital loss [STT paid] is allowed against STCG [STT not paid]

Exemption u/s. 10(23C)(v) granted as Form No. 10BB filed before completion of assessment proceeding

Concluded assessments cannot be reopened merely based on suspicion: Delhi HC

Sentence u/s. 276C(2) upheld due to wilful non-payment of income tax: Delhi HC
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