#section 143(3)
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Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 14A Disallowance in case of insurance company not sustainable: ITAT Delhi
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition based on loose papers without corroborative material not Valid: ITAT Nagpur
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 54 Deduction Allowed if Construction Begins Within 3 Years: ITAT Bangalore
Income Tax
Income Tax
TCS credit allowable to parent in whose hands income of minor is clubbed: ITAT Pune
Income Tax
Income Tax
Condition for use of land for agricultural purpose in preceding two years satisfied: Section 54B exemption granted
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 10(23C) exemption cannot be denied for Filing of ITR-5 instead of ITR-7
Income Tax
Income Tax
Non-issuance of Section 143(2) notice invalids Section 143(3) Scrutiny Assessment: ITAT Raipur
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section Addition needs to be allocated between joint beneficial owners: ITAT Raipur
Income Tax
Income Tax
Reassessment u/s. 147 based on change of opinion without any fresh material not sustainable
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Initiation of penalty proceedings u/s. 271DA justified as delay was not unreasonable: Delhi HC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Penalty u/s. 271AA not leviable without specifying documents not furnished by assessee
Income Tax
Income Tax
Matter restored back as CIT(A) failed to consider additional evidences: ITAT Chennai
Income Tax
Income Tax
Revisionary power u/s. 263 not sustainable as there is neither error of law nor of facts
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Kolkata Rules on FTC Claim & Form 67 Filing Deadline
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