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Assessment u/s 147 on protective basis could not be made without a substantive assessment

Employee’s share in PF to be deposited as per due date fixed by EPF Act: Rajasthan HC

Excise duty refund under Incentive Scheme 2001 is capital receipt: ITAT Delhi

Capital gain not taxable in India since holding of foreign company is less than 10%: ITAT Mumbai

No Section 271(1)(c) penalty on estimated addition of alleged bogus purchases

Excess stock found during a tax survey should be treated as business income

Depreciation on right to collect toll on roads developed on BOT basis ineligible: ITAT Mumbai

PCIT cannot expand scope of assessment beyond reasons recorded by AO during reassessment

Severance compensation is capital receipt & not chargeable to tax u/s. 17(3): ITAT Ahmedabad

Assessee having center of vital interest in India is treated as resident of India: ITAT Mumbai

Reassessment u/s. 148 quashed as matter already decided in favour of assessee by PCIT: Delhi HC

CIT(A) Cannot Dismiss Appeal on Limitation After Condoning Delay: ITAT Bangalore

Assessment Order was barred by limitation u/s 153 if digital signature by NFAC was delayed beyond statutory deadline

Addition of difference of sales declared in P&L and cash book without providing sufficient opportunity untenable
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