#section 143(2)
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Interest on Land Acquisition Not Taxable When AO Took a Plausible View
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Income Tax
Jurisdictional AO not authorized to issue notice u/s. 148 post faceless mechanism: ITAT Hyderabad
Income Tax
Income Tax
Revision u/s 263 Quashed: AO’s Plausible View on 80P Deduction Cannot Be Substituted by PCIT
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Income Tax
Day of arrival to be excluded while computing period stayed in India: ITAT Delhi
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Income Tax
Recorded Sales Cannot Be Taxed Again U/s 68; Additions Based Only on Third-Party Statement Deleted
Income Tax
Income Tax
WhatsApp chat retrieved from third party not sufficient for addition: ITAT Ahmedabad
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Income Tax
Penalty for Non-Compliance Deleted as Venial Breach Where Assessments Accepted Returned Income
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Income Tax
Average price of Kingsman Publication report and NYBOT to be considered for computing ALP
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Income Tax
RTGS Sale Proceeds via Credit Society Not Unexplained Money
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Income Tax
Unsecured Loans Through Banking Channels Accepted; Section 68 Addition of ₹2.87 Cr Deleted
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Income Tax
Cash Advance Adjusted Through Tripartite Deal Not Unexplained Cash Credit U/s 68
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Income Tax
Final Assessment Ignoring DRP Directions Held Void; No Post-Limitation Cure Permissible
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 153A Invoked for Wrong Year; Second Search Abates First – ITAT Quashes Search Assessment for AY 2020-21
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Income Tax
Shares Settled in Family Trust Exempt under Section 56(2)(x): ITAT Chennai
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