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Section 292C’s presumption applies only to person from whom documents seized

Reopening u/s. 147 based on communication without independent application of mind is invalid

Reopening of assessment without fresh tangible material not sustainable: Bombay HC

ITAT Delhi quashing Levy of penalty u/s 271(1) beyond period of limitation

Delay due to COVID-19 outbreak and pendency of rectification application genuine

Sundry Debtors Not Unexplained Money Under Section 69A: ITAT Jaipur

No penalty under Section 271(1)(c) if income declared during search & seizure

Accumulation u/s. 11(1)(a) allowed at 15% of gross receipts: ITAT Delhi

Initiation of revision proceedings u/s. 263 based on audit objection not tenable in law: ITAT Jaipur

Addition u/s. 69C unwarranted as unaccounted expenditures met out of unaccounted receipts

Addition not justified as fair market value determined as per rule 11UA: ITAT Jodhpur

Services without transfer of any technical knowledge doesn’t qualify as FTS: ITAT Mumbai

Valuation of finished goods after following stock ageing effect justifiable

Capital expense on R&D outside India is eligible for deduction u/s. 35(1)(iv): ITAT Pune
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