#section 143(2)
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Pre-April 2017 Surrendered Income Taxable Under Normal Provisions, Not Section 115BBE: ITAT Delhi
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ITAT Bangalore: Assessee Gets 90 Days to Prove Agricultural Source of Disputed Bank Deposits
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Share Sale Examined in Original Assessment: Reopening After Four Years Quashed
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ITAT Mumbai: Rule 8D Fails Without Satisfaction; Asian Paints TP Comparables Excluded
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Section 143(1) Demand Cannot Survive After Merger With Section 143(3) Assessment: ITAT Delhi
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Income Tax
WhatsApp Reference to Cash Could Not Sustain Jaya Bachchan’s Section 69A Addition: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Section 143(2) Notice by ITO Without Pecuniary Jurisdiction Invalid: ITAT Mumbai
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GST Turnover Difference Required Reconciliation, Not Automatic Addition: ITAT Bangalore
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Foreign Remittances Were Examined Once; AO Could Not Reopen on the Same Material
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Bombay HC Grants Fresh Section 264 Hearing Subject to ₹1 Lakh Costs on ₹4.24 Crore Addition
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Income Tax
Rule 8D Cannot Apply Without AO Recording Dissatisfaction: ITAT Bangalore
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Power Agent’s Same-Day Transfers Defeated ₹1.25 Crore Section 69A Addition: ITAT Chennai
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Income Tax
Untested Third-Party Statement Could Not Sustain ₹9.65 Crore Gold Addition: ITAT Chennai
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ITAT Must Decide Delay Condonation Without HC Observations Influencing It: SC
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