#section 143(2)
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Income Tax
ITAT Mumbai Allowed Section 54F Claim in Appeal although Not Made in Return
Income Tax
Income Tax
Assessment Held Void for Skipping Statutory Notice Under Section 143(2): ITAT Agra
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Agra: 20% Adhoc Expense Disallowance Deleted; Overdue Interest Remanded; 36(1)(viia) Deduction Restored
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 68 Addition Quashed as Cash Source Was Fully Traceable: ITAT Agra
Income Tax
Income Tax
Partner Capital & Loan Sec 68 Additions Quashed; Identity/Creditworthiness/Genuineness Proved
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Agra Upholds Separate NP Rates: 0.22% (Animal Trading) & 8.7% (Scrap)
Income Tax
Income Tax
Cash Deposit Addition Quashed Due to Proper Medical Receipts Records
Income Tax
Income Tax
Civil Suit against Income Tax Dept.’s auction of Attached Property not Numbered due to Bar Council Boycott
Income Tax
Income Tax
Reassessment Order Struck Down for Jurisdictional Defect
Income Tax
Income Tax
Entire Bogus Purchases Cannot Be Added When Sales Accepted: ITAT Dehradun Restricts Addition to 4%
Income Tax
Income Tax
Only Profit Element Taxable on Cash Deposits & Unsecured Loans: ITAT Rajkot
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Mumbai Restricts Bogus Purchase Addition to 6%; Full 69C Disallowance Set Aside
Income Tax
Income Tax
Protective Additions fails Once Substantive Additions Confirmed: ITAT Chandigarh
Income Tax
Income Tax
Cash Sales During Demonetisation Held Genuine, Section 68 Fails
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