#section 143(3)
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Addition u/s. 69A and 68 without finding any fault with evidence is unlawful: ITAT Mumbai
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Section 263 Invocation Unjustified if No Evidence of Erroneous Order
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Deduction u/s. 54 admissible even when return is filed belatedly: ITAT Ahmedabad
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No Section 36(1)(iii) Disallowance of Interest Based on Incorrect AO Assumption of Interest-Bearing Funds use for CWIP
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Interest Earned by Cottage society Attributable to Business: Section 80P(2)(a)(ii) deduction Allowed
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Appeal dismissed by CIT(A) as time barred unjustified as appeal in physical form filed in time: ITAT Jaipur
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Hospital claiming advertisement expense is disallowed as violating Indian Medical Council Act
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Section 57 Deduction Allowable for Interest Expense Incurred to Earn Income from Other Sources: ITAT Raipur
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Consolidated Imposition of Sections 271D & 271E Penalty Unjustified: ITAT Cochin
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Initiation of Section 153C Proceedings Beyond Six Years Impermissible: ITAT Ahmedabad
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Exemption u/s 10(23C)(iv) could not be rejected if net surplus was less than 20% of Total Receipts under second proviso to sec 2(15)
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Investment by firm allowable as deduction u/s. 54G to partner as per his partnership share: ITAT Rajkot
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Notice initiating fresh assessment set aside as issued beyond prescribed time limit: Delhi HC
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Revision proceedings u/s. 263 cannot be invoked without giving reasons for setting aside assessment order
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