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ITAT Upholds Section 263 Revision Due to Lack of Inquiry Into Section 80GGC Political Donation

ITAT Remands PF/ESI Disallowance to CIT(A) for Fresh Review Following SC Ruling in Checkmate Services

Penny Stock LTCG Addition U/s 68 Deleted – Documentary Evidence Accepted; Suspicion Cannot Replace Proof – ITAT Mumbai

Section 11 Exemption Issue Restored – AO Failed to Examine Charitable Claim Beyond Mutuality – ITAT Mumbai

Bogus Purchase Disallowance – Issue of 12.5% vs 100% Addition Remanded to CIT(A) for Fresh Fact Verification – ITAT Mumbai

Manual Signing in E-Proceedings Violates CBDT Instruction 1/2018 – Reassessment U/s 147/143(3) Quashed, ITAT Delhi

Allotment Letter Treated as Agreement to Sell – Stamp Value on Booking Date to Apply U/s 56(2)(x)

Reassessment Quashed: Sec 143(2) Notice Mandatory in 147 Cases; Return Filed Within TOLA Time Valid – ITAT Kolkata

No Sec 153A Addition Without Incriminating Material; Penny Stock LTCG Deleted: ITAT Mumbai

Search Assessment – Suppressed Sales Deleted, Sec 37(1) Expenses Allowed & CWIP Write-Off Treated as Revenue – 143(3) Order Quashed – ITAT Mumbai

Faceless Assessment Before Sec 151A Notification Held Without Jurisdiction – Entire Assessment Quashed – ITAT Kolkata

Sec 68 Addition Deleted – JDA Advance Refunded & Loan Repayment via Bank Not Bogus – ITAT Kolkata

Assessment Quashed: Sec 143(2) Notice Not in CBDT Format per 23.06.2017 Instruction – ITAT Kolkata

Section 68 Addition Deleted as Identity, Creditworthiness & Genuineness Established – ITAT Kolkata
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