#section 143(2)
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No liability of TDS u/s 194 I if revenue was shared with Franchise without rendering of actual services
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Revision order u/s. 263 quashed as order passed in original proceeding itself is illegal: ITAT Surat
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Addition based on unsigned, undated and unstamped sale and purchase agreement untenable
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Addition towards cash credit untenable as loan received back in subsequent year: ITAT Surat
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Passing of ex-parte order without deciding case on merits untenable: ITAT Visakhapatnam
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Anonymous donation by religious and charitable trust is exempt from tax: Bombay HC
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Levy of penalty u/s. 271D without recording any satisfaction untenable: Andhra Pradesh HC
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Deduction u/s 80P(2)(a)(i) was allowable on interest income from surplus funds in Bank Deposits
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PCIT cannot expand scope of assessment beyond reasons recorded by AO during reassessment
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Assessee having center of vital interest in India is treated as resident of India: ITAT Mumbai
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Reassessment u/s. 148 based on mere change of opinion impermissible: Gujarat HC
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Adhoc addition based on guess-work and surmises untenable: ITAT Delhi
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ITAT Ahmedabad Deletes 8% Addition on Housing Society Loans from non-members
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ITAT allows Section 54F exemption against LTCG on Share based on Intrinsic Value
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