#section 143(3)
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Reassessment proceedings u/s. 148 in absence of any new material not permissible: Bombay HC
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Reopening u/s. 148 beyond 4 years quashed as material facts fully & truly disclosed: ITAT Raipur
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Reassessment order set aside as passed without disposal of objections: Karnataka HC
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Addition not sustained as source of funds for purchasing crypto currency explained
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Different floors of same house cannot be considered as multiple house for 54F deduction
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Claiming deduction u/s. 80IA not necessary for invocation of section 92BA: ITAT Hyderabad
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Cash credit addition not sustained as re-payment of loans in subsequent year accepted
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ITAT Mumbai Mandates DVO Reference in Valuation Disputes
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NFAC Erred by Passing Order in Name of Non-Existent Entity; ITAT Directs NFAC to Admit Amended Appeal Post Amalgamation
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Addition in unabated assessment deleted in absence of incriminating material found during search
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Notice u/s. 148 issued beyond time period specified u/s. 149(1) is invalid: Bombay HC
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ITAT Restores Case to CIT(A) After 5 Missed Hearings, Including One During Covid
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TPO to determine ALP of royalty payment using TNMM method: ITAT Bangalore
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Section 68 Addition based on non-appearance of directors not sustainable: ITAT Mumbai
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