#section 143(3)
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Unrelated Section 50C Addition Cannot Survive Failed Reopening Ground: ITAT Ahmedabad
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Income Tax
Section 68 Addition Deleted as Investigation Wing Failed to Prove Receipt: ITAT Kolkata
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Income Tax
Third-Party Papers Without Corroboration Cannot Prove Cash Coal Purchases: Kolkata ITAT
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Income Tax
Legitimate Deductions Cannot Be Denied Merely for Non-Filing Revised Return: Madras HC
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Income Tax
ITAT Delhi Quashes Assessment for Invalid Section 148 Notice Issued by Non-Jurisdictional ITO
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Income Tax
ITAT Mumbai Confirms Deletion of ₹2.99 Crore Addition Adopted From Section 143(1) Intimation
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Income Tax
ITAT Mumbai Quashes Section 263 Revision Over Invalid Section 151 Sanction
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Income Tax
Cash Balance Increase Alone Cannot Justify Income Addition: ITAT Indore
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Income Tax
ITAT Nagpur Quashes Section 271(1)(c) Penalty for Limitation Delay
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Income Tax
ITAT Bangalore Deletes Section 68 Addition for Duplicate ITR Disclosure
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Income Tax
Section 54EC ₹50 Lakh Limit Applied Per Financial Year: ITAT Bangalore
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Income Tax
Ancestral Jewellery Found During Search Not Taxable When Evidence Rebuts Presumption: ITAT Kolkata
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Income Tax
Section 148A(b) Notice Invalid for Lack of Seven Clear Days: ITAT Ranchi
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Income Tax
CIT(A) Cannot Ignore Reopening Jurisdiction and Decide Wrong Grounds: ITAT Kolkata
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