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Improper Accounting & Misclassification don’t Justify Treating an Investment as Bogus

Partial Expense Acceptance Indicates Direct Connection to Assessee’s Business Activities: ITAT

Section 153A Assessment: Addition in Unabated Year Requires Incriminating Material

Revisionary order u/s 263 without giving finding that profit declared is erroneous is untenable

Arm’s Length Price of Employee Stock Option Plan cannot be taken as NIL

Revisionary Jurisdiction Can’t Exceed Scope of “Limited Scrutiny”

Interest expense incurred for funds borrow to introduce capital is allowable as expenditure against remuneration income

ITAT Restores Unexplained Investment Addition Due to Assessee’s COVID-19 Data Challenges

Order passed u/s 143(3) quashed as notice u/s 143(2) was issued by non-jurisdictional AO

Initiation of re-assessment based on material already on record is bad-in-law

Receipts taxable under FTS/FIS on failure to prove basis of cost allocation

Invocation of section 263 unjustified as order passed after considering information

Long-term capital loss u/s 50B allowed as Form 3CEA filed during assessment proceeding

Addition u/s 68 impermissible as income estimated u/s 44AD of the Income Tax Act
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