#section 143(2)
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Non-admission of additional evidence by CIT(A) untenable: Matter remanded
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Dismissal of appeal merely because appeal was filed manually instead of e-filing unjustified: ITAT Ahmedabad
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No addition u/s 69 of unexplained cash deposits as same was based on mere suspicion
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ITAT Ahmedabad allows warranty claim based on a scientifically validated method
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Appeal dismissed due to deliberate non-compliance on part of assessee: ITAT Ahmedabad
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Rejection of evidence merely because it is in handwritten form is unjustified: ITAT Ahmedabad
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ITAT Mumbai Invalidates section 148 Reassessment Due to Wrong Approval
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Assessment to be made under Section 144, not 143(3), for defective returns: ITAT Delhi
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Unsold flats held as stock-in-trade should be treated as business stock and not Income from House Property
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Assessment order passed without serving notice under section 143(2) is liable to be quashed
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CBDT notified ACIT/ DCIT as prescribed authority for issuance of notice u/s. 143(2): Delhi HC
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Unreasoned ex-parte order is against principal of natural justice: ITAT Mumbai
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Reopening of assessment based on wrong facts liable to be quashed: ITAT Mumbai
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No Section 272A(1)(d) Penalty for Non-Compliance due to Consultant’s Failure to inform
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