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Addition u/s. 68 not sustained as initial onus of proving identity, creditworthiness and genuineness discharged

P.F. damages that are compensatory in nature are allowable as deduction u/s. 14B

Only profit embedded to creditors written off and discount receipts to be added: ITAT Chennai

Reassessment on issues not considered in Original Assessment is valid: Bombay HC

CIT(A) Ex-Parte Ruling Violates Section 250(6) by Failing to Adjudicate on Merits

No Additions in Completed Assessments u/s 153A Without Incriminating Material: ITAT Kolkata

Assessee could not apply under rule 46A- ITAT remands matter back to Addl./Jt. CIT(A)

Section 41(1): ITAT deletes addition as Assessee submit evidence of non-Cessation Liabilities

Gross margin profit addition in motor spirit business restricted to 5%: ITAT Panaji

Addition u/s. 68 deleted as identity and creditworthiness of share capital investor established

Calcutta HC allows LTCG exemption on share of Wagend Infra Venture Limited

No further addition required when cash in books are more than physical cash: ITAT Jaipur

Dismissal of appeal without adjudicating issues on merits not sustainable in law

Is entity having ‘Permanent Establishment’ was a fact-specific issue to be determined separately for different tax periods
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