#section 143(3)
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Reopening under Section 147 Invalid Where Search Material Triggers Section 153C
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Income Tax
Section 69A Addition Quashed Where Presumptive Income Was Declared
Income Tax
Income Tax
Limited Scrutiny Means Limited Powers: Additions Beyond CASS Scope Quashed by ITAT
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Income Tax
Bogus Purchases Can’t Be Added in Full When Sales Are Accepted: ITAT Restricts Addition to 3% GP
Income Tax
Income Tax
Final Assessment Order passed beyond time limit prescribed u/s. 153 is barred by limitation
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 153A Assessment Quashed for Lack of Incriminating Material
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 263 Invalid Where AO Adopted Plausible Section 80P View
Income Tax
Income Tax
Wrong Starting Point for Section 153C Renders Assessment Time-Barred
Income Tax
Income Tax
Bogus Purchases Cannot Be Added u/s 69C When Source of Expenditure Is Explained
Income Tax
Income Tax
Repaid Loan with TDS-Proved Interest Cannot Be Treated as Unexplained Cash Credit: ITAT Indore
Income Tax
Income Tax
No Double Taxation of Same Rental Receipt: ITAT Mumbai Directs Deletion of Duplicate Addition on CNIL Licence Fee
Income Tax
Income Tax
Redevelopment Compensation is Capital Receipt, Not Taxable as Income: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
Lal Dora Property to Be Valued as Agricultural/Residential for Section 50C
Income Tax
Income Tax
Unsecured Loans Examined in Earlier Assessments Cannot Be Re-added on Same Material
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