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Latest section 143(3) updates, provisions, case laws, compliance requirements, tax implications and expert analysis under Income-tax law on TaxGuru.

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Income TaxNo Section 36(1)(iii) Disallowance of Interest Based on Incorrect AO Assumption of Interest-Bearing Funds use for CWIP
Income Tax

No Section 36(1)(iii) Disallowance of Interest Based on Incorrect AO Assumption of Interest-Bearing Funds use for CWIP

RATHI2 years ago
Income TaxInterest Earned by Cottage society Attributable to Business: Section 80P(2)(a)(ii) deduction Allowed
Income Tax

Interest Earned by Cottage society Attributable to Business: Section 80P(2)(a)(ii) deduction Allowed

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Income TaxAppeal dismissed by CIT(A) as time barred unjustified as appeal in physical form filed in time: ITAT Jaipur
Income Tax

Appeal dismissed by CIT(A) as time barred unjustified as appeal in physical form filed in time: ITAT Jaipur

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Income TaxHospital claiming advertisement expense is disallowed as violating Indian Medical Council Act
Income Tax

Hospital claiming advertisement expense is disallowed as violating Indian Medical Council Act

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Income TaxSection 57 Deduction Allowable for Interest Expense Incurred to Earn Income from Other Sources: ITAT Raipur
Income Tax

Section 57 Deduction Allowable for Interest Expense Incurred to Earn Income from Other Sources: ITAT Raipur

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Income TaxConsolidated Imposition of Sections 271D & 271E Penalty Unjustified: ITAT Cochin
Income Tax

Consolidated Imposition of Sections 271D & 271E Penalty Unjustified: ITAT Cochin

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Income TaxInitiation of Section 153C Proceedings Beyond Six Years Impermissible: ITAT Ahmedabad
Income Tax

Initiation of Section 153C Proceedings Beyond Six Years Impermissible: ITAT Ahmedabad

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Income TaxExemption 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)
Income Tax

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)

RATHI2 years ago
Income TaxInvestment by firm allowable as deduction u/s. 54G to partner as per his partnership share: ITAT Rajkot
Income Tax

Investment by firm allowable as deduction u/s. 54G to partner as per his partnership share: ITAT Rajkot

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Income TaxNotice initiating fresh assessment set aside as issued beyond prescribed time limit: Delhi HC
Income Tax

Notice initiating fresh assessment set aside as issued beyond prescribed time limit: Delhi HC

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Income TaxRevision proceedings u/s. 263 cannot be invoked without giving reasons for setting aside assessment order
Income Tax

Revision proceedings u/s. 263 cannot be invoked without giving reasons for setting aside assessment order

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Income TaxPenalty u/s. 271(1)(c) not leviable for voluntary surrender of income in good faith: ITAT Hyderabad
Income Tax

Penalty u/s. 271(1)(c) not leviable for voluntary surrender of income in good faith: ITAT Hyderabad

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Income TaxDDT cannot be demanded from recipient of interest income: Delhi HC
Income Tax

DDT cannot be demanded from recipient of interest income: Delhi HC

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago
Income TaxAddition towards unexplained cash credit u/s. 68 unwarranted as already declared and taxed as sales: ITAT Ahmedabad
Income Tax

Addition towards unexplained cash credit u/s. 68 unwarranted as already declared and taxed as sales: ITAT Ahmedabad

POONAM GANDHI2 years ago

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