#section 143(2)
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Section 143(1) Intimation Cannot Override Ongoing Scrutiny Assessment: ITAT Mumbai
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Section 40(a)(ia) Disallowance Cannot Apply as Expenses Stayed in Work-in-Progress: ITAT Mumbai
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Non-Appearance of Directors Not Sufficient to Treat Share Capital as Bogus: ITAT Kolkata
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Reassessment Quashed as AO Relied Only on Existing Records for Loan Waiver Addition
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Income Tax
DVO Estimate Alone Not Enough for Unexplained Investment Addition: ITAT Bangalore
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WhatsApp Chats & Estimates Alone Insufficient in Unabated Search Case: ITAT Deletes On-Money Addition
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ITAT Patna Deletes Bogus Purchase Addition as One-to-One Sales Correlation Was Proven
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ITAT Deletes Software Expense Disallowance for Lack of Evidence of Sham Transactions
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Transfer Pricing: ITAT Delhi Restricts Corporate Guarantee Fee to 0.30%
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Assessment Void if Section 143(2) Notice Issued by Wrong Assessing Officer
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Participation in Reassessment Proceedings Cannot Cure Section 143(2) Notice Absence: ITAT Nagpur
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Death of Assessee & Missing Records: Mumbai ITAT Limits Bogus Purchase Addition to 8% Profit Element
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7-Day Opportunity Not a Valid Hearing, Restores Section 69C Credit Card Addition: Mumbai ITAT
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Income Tax
10% Safe Harbour Under Section 56(2)(x) Applies Retrospectively: Mumbai ITAT
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