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TP assessment by TPO proceeded on incorrect appreciation of nature of service hence matter restored back

Reopening of assessment based on wrong facts liable to be quashed: ITAT Mumbai

ITAT Mumbai Restores Tax Appeal Due to Covid Delay Exemption

Section 143(1) is not considered an assessment by the AO for purposes of Section 147

Revision u/s. 263 justified as AO allowed deduction u/s. 80P(2)(a)(v) without adequate inquiry

Signing of Form No. 35A by authorized representative is an irregularity curable u/s. 292B

‘Income from leasing of property’ was ‘Income From Business” not “Income from House property”

Addition untenable as decentralized grants routed through assessee is not actually accrued or arisen

Addition towards bogus purchases based on suspicion, surmises and unverified information unjustified

Revisionary jurisdiction not sustained as AO took plausible and legally valid view: ITAT Ahmedabad

CIT(A) referenced wrong facts and findings: ITAT directs Fresh Adjudication

Section 115JB Inapplicable to corresponding new bank: ITAT Bangalore

Denial of Section 54F Deduction Due to Late Registration Date Is Unjustified

No section 271AAA penalty as additions were purely on estimate basis
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