#section 143(2)
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ITAT Hyderabad Quashes Reassessment Made in the Name of Deceased Assessee
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Mumbai ITAT: LP Steam Not Nil-Cost By-Product; ₹32.20 Crore Section 80-IA Deduction Allowed
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Loose Sheets Without Corroboration Cannot Sustain Capitation Fee Addition: Karnataka HC
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Bangalore ITAT: TDR Sale Taxable as Capital Gains After Deducting Surrendered Land Value
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ITAT Delhi Remands Expense Disallowance for Fresh Assessment After Business Transfer
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ITAT Delhi Quashes Section 263 Revision for Inadequate Inquiry by AO
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Section 263 Revision Cannot Apply Where AO Conducted Specific Enquiry & Accepted Reimbursement: Bombay HC
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NRI Desk Expenses Attract Section 44C; 36(1)(viia) Deduction to Precede It: ITAT Mumbai
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ITAT Delhi Holds Section 143(3) Assessment Invalid Where Section 153C Applied
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Business Loss on NPA Sale; Section 263 Cannot Override Binding ITAT Precedent: Nagpur ITAT
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Section 68 Addition Cannot Stand Without Reconciling Discrepancies: Cochin ITAT
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Korea Salary Not Taxable Merely Due to Indian Payment or TDS: Bangalore ITAT
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Gujarat HC Quashes Reopening Beyond 4 Years as 2(22)(e) Conditions Were Not Met
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ITAT Mumbai Deletes Section 56(2)(x) Property Addition Within 10% Tolerance Limit
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