#section 143(3)
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Income Tax
Income Tax
Condonation of 2564-Day Delay Allowed as No Undue Benefit from Not Appealing Assessment Order
Income Tax
Income Tax
Instead of gross receipt only net profit of receipt to be treated as undisclosed income
Corporate Law
Corporate Law
Assessee can confine settlement of disputed which are subject matter of appeal under DTVSV Act
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition towards portion of expense justified since documentary evidences not produced: ITAT Delhi
Income Tax
Income Tax
Matter restored back to CIT(A) since appeal dismissed for non-prosecution: ITAT Delhi
Income Tax
Income Tax
Dismissal of appeal without giving sufficient opportunity of being heard not justified: ITAT Ahmedabad
Income Tax
Income Tax
Fixed deposits that forms part of banking business is stock-in-trade: ITAT Surat
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition of gift received from son solely relying on unverified newspaper unsustainable: ITAT Mumbai
Income Tax
Income Tax
Loss on fixed deposit investments is capital loss: Telangana HC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Settlement Commission cannot re-open the concluded proceedings u/s. 154: Madras HC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Delay in appeal due to attachment of office sufficient cause: ITAT Surat
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Surat imposes Cost imposed on assessee for non-cooperation
Income Tax
Income Tax
Peak credit to be considered in case of circular transaction: ITAT Chennai
Income Tax
Income Tax
No addition of Rs.10 Crore u/s 271(1)(C) without specification of concealment or inaccurate particulars in SCN
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