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Penalty U/s 271(1)(c) Not Sustainable on Deemed Addition U/s 56(2)(vii)(b) – ITAT Chennai

ITAT Chennai: Ad-hoc Disallowance of Expenses Not Permissible Without Pointing Specific Defects in Books

ITAT Pune: Entire Bank Deposits Cannot Be Taxed – Income to Be Estimated @2% on Deposits in Renukamata Society Account

ITAT Chennai: Milk Trading by Charitable Trust Does Not Automatically Attract Proviso to Sec.2(15) – Matter Remanded

Broad functionality insufficient while selecting transactions/entities for transfer pricing comparables

Additions Cannot Survive When Reassessment Is Quashed by High Court – Revenue’s Appeal Dismissed

Bogus Purchase Addition Deleted – Suspicion from STR Report Insufficient When Purchases Supported by Evidence

Reassessment Quashed as Time-Barred – Fresh Notice U/s 148 Issued Beyond Surviving Period After Ashish Agarwal Judgment

PCIT Can Invoke Revision U/s 263 Based on Subsequent SC Decision; DRP-Based Assessment Also Revisable

ITAT Chennai Quashes U/s 153A Additions Based Only on Special Audit Findings

When Adjustment u/s 143(1) Is Deleted in Appeal, Assessment Based on Such Adjustment Cannot Survive: ITAT Bangalore

Assessment in the Name of Deceased Person – Absence of Notice to Legal Heir – Entire Assessment Held Void: ITAT Bangalore

Delay of 513 Days in Filing Departmental Appeal Not Condoned – Appeal Dismissed in Limine: ITAT Bangalore

Penalty for Non-Compliance Cannot Stand When Assessment Is Completed Under Section 143(3)
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