#section 143(2)
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Addition u/s. 68 based on presumptions and concept of human probability not sustainable: ITAT Delhi
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An intangible property cannot constitute a Permanent Establishment: Delhi HC
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Cash book and flow chart rejected with out bringing any new evidence: ITAT deleted addition
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ITAT Remands Case for Reconsidering Sikkimese Exemption Claim
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Reassessment is invalid when assessment is pending: Madras HC
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Section 292BB cannot cure non-issuance of notice u/s. 143(2): Delhi HC
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Agricultural Land Purchased per MOA Objects Treated as Business Income: ITAT Mumbai
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Reassessment Order Set Aside for Fresh Probe into Employee Cash Transactions
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Matter of addition based on low net profit remanded to re-examine books of account
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Addition in assessment u/s. 153C in unabated years without incriminating material not sustainable
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Depreciation u/s. 32 not admissible as usage of car for business purpose not proved: ITAT Mumbai
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Reasons disclosed to assessee for reassessment u/s. 148 cannot be improved subsequently: Delhi HC
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AO required to pass order within time limit prescribed u/s. 153 pursuant to remand by ITAT
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Order passed by CIT(A) without considering submission not sustainable: ITAT Ahmedabad
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