#section 143(3)
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Section 69A not invocable when cash is sourced out of recorded sales: ITAT Chennai
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Income Tax
Reassessment Invalid without Fresh Notice when No Addition made on Reopened Issue: ITAT Pune
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Income Tax
ITAT allows Section 54B Exemption: Partial Agricultural Use Sufficient
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Income Tax
Income Tax dues prior to resolution plan’s approval date are extinguished: ITAT Delhi
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Gujarat HC quashes Reopening of Income Tax Assessment on Change of Opinion
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Income Tax
Department Cannot Deny Exemption Over Missing Section 12A Certificate
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Income Tax
ITAT Invalidates Reopening Based on Unverified Investigation Wing Info on Bogus Commodity Profits
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Income Tax
Profit Enhancement After Book Rejection Must Be Fair & Backed by Evidence: ITAT Delhi
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Income Tax
Past Savings Justify Cash Deposits During Demonetization: ITAT Lucknow
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Income Tax
Section 68 Addition for mere non-production of director not tenable: ITAT Kolkata
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Income Tax
Penalty Imposed by CIT(A) Without SCN from AO Held Infructuous by ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax
ITAT Nagpur Directs Fresh Assessment: Assessee’s Gain Shouldn’t Come from AO’s Error
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Income Tax
Interest from Banks Classified as Income from Other Sources, Relief Granted u/s 57: ITAT Bangalore
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Income Tax
ITAT Pune Quashes Income Tax Penalty for Non-Compliance During COVID-19
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