#section 143(3)
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ITAT remanded the matter as assessee failed to explain holding of two PAN
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Order of PCIT passed without considering contentions of assessee is liable to be quashed
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Non-application of mind to legal issues justifies revisionary action u/s. 263
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Addition u/s. 68 not sustained as initial onus of proving identity, creditworthiness and genuineness discharged
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P.F. damages that are compensatory in nature are allowable as deduction u/s. 14B
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Only profit embedded to creditors written off and discount receipts to be added: ITAT Chennai
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Reassessment on issues not considered in Original Assessment is valid: Bombay HC
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CIT(A) Ex-Parte Ruling Violates Section 250(6) by Failing to Adjudicate on Merits
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No Additions in Completed Assessments u/s 153A Without Incriminating Material: ITAT Kolkata
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Assessee could not apply under rule 46A- ITAT remands matter back to Addl./Jt. CIT(A)
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Section 41(1): ITAT deletes addition as Assessee submit evidence of non-Cessation Liabilities
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Gross margin profit addition in motor spirit business restricted to 5%: ITAT Panaji
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Addition u/s. 68 deleted as identity and creditworthiness of share capital investor established
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Calcutta HC allows LTCG exemption on share of Wagend Infra Venture Limited
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