#section 143(2)
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Income Tax Addition cannot Be based Solely on unsubstantiated Loose Slips
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Availability of alternate remedy of Appeal: Calcutta HC dismiss Writ Petition
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Petitioner’s fails to Update Email Address; Kerala HC Dismisses Writ Petition
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Assessments Void Due to Lack of Section 153D Approval: Delhi ITAT
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ITAT Delhi allows provision for warranty expenses despite lack of past experience & scientific basis
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ITAT deletes addition for share capital and share premium of Rs. 1.26 Crore
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Section 80P(2)(a)(i) Deduction Eligible for Interest Earned from Credit Facilities to Members, Including Nominal/Associate Members
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Temporary donations to other charitable entities did not violate spirit of Section 11
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Income Tax
Cash deposit in Joint account with other relatives: ITAT deletes addition
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No Assessment Order could be Passed in name of Non-Existent Entity after an intimation was given to AO
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Income Tax
Taxability of secondment receipts: ITAT deletes Section 271(1)(c) & 270A Penalty
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Jurisdictional error in Section 143(2) notice cannot be cured under section 292BB
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National Faceless Assessment Centre was Prescribed Income tax Authority for issuance of notice u/s 143(2)
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Cash deposit cannot be treated as unexplained without rejecting books of Account
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