#section 143(2)
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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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ACIT/DCIT has jurisdiction to issue notice u/s. 143(2) of Income Tax Act: Delhi HC
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‘Income from leasing of property’ was ‘Income From Business” not “Income from House property”
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Stamp duty value on date of agreement to be considered when date of agreement and registration is different
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Addition merely on the basis of statement without corroborating material unsustainable: ITAT Delhi
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Prescribed income-tax authority for issuance of notice u/s. 143(2) includes ACIT/ DCIT: Delhi HC
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Addition u/s. 69A unjustified as source of cash deposits duly explained: ITAT Visakhapatnam
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View taken by AO cannot be set aside or deferred as per provisions of section 263: ITAT Ahmedabad
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Allotment letter given by developer construed as agreement of purchase: ITAT Kolkata
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Issue of Section 80IA(4) Deduction for Sub-Contracted Project Profits Restored to AO
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No reassessment on basis of invalid notice u/s 148, deleted additions of 6.93 Crores
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ACIT/DCIT prescribed authority to issue Section 143(2) notice: Delhi HC
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SC Disallows Bad Debt Deduction for Khyati Realtors Pvt Ltd
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