#section 143(2)
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Accepted TNMM Margin Bars Separate Benchmarking of IT Support Cost: ITAT Chennai
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Income Tax
Returned Income Above Rs. 20 Lakh Puts Case Beyond ITO Jurisdiction: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Bhanwarlal Jain Investigation Alone Cannot Sustain ₹2 Crore Addition: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
R&D Building Cost Eligible for Section 35(1)(iv) Deduction: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
CBDT Cannot Add 31 January Eligibility Condition to Settlement Applications: Rajasthan HC
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Income Tax
Section 244A Refund Interest Taxed at 10% Under India-Netherlands DTAA: ITAT Delhi
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Income Tax
Third-Party Search Material Required Section 153C Route for LTCG Addition: ITAT Delhi
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Income Tax
Debt-Free Company Not Liable for Notional Interest on AE Receivables: ITAT Chennai
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Income Tax
Source-of-Source Proviso Inapplicable to AY 2011-12: ITAT Chennai Deletes ₹17 Cr Addition
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Income Tax
Section 143(2) Cannot Replace Section 148 After Post-2021 Search: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Separate NLD Undertaking Eligible for Section 80-IA Deduction: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Parallel Scrutiny After Section 170A Modified Return Invalid: Bombay High Court
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Income Tax
“5kg Mangoes” WhatsApp Message Cannot Alone Prove Company’s Unexplained Cash: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Delayed Supply of Reopening Reasons and Undecided Objections Vitiate Reassessment: ITAT Mumbai
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