#section 143(3)
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Reopening u/s. 148 based on grossly erroneous factual foundation is untenable-in-law: Madras HC

Change of Opinion Not Allowed, Section 54 Deduction to HUF for Property Purchase in Individual’s Name

Section 263 Revisionary Powers Limited to Issues Addressed in Limited Scrutiny

If no inquiry by AO on disallowance u/s 40A(3): Section 263 order valid

AO Can’t Tax Husband for Business Income taxed to Wife during Scrutiny

Vague order in violation of section 154(3) provisions is unsustainable

Section 69/69A/115BBE not applies to duly explained Excess Stock: ITAT Indore

Deduction u/s. 80IC eligible on addition u/s. 68 of unsubstantiated share capital: Delhi HC

Disallowance u/s 14A deleted as interest free own funds exceeded investment: ITAT Mumbai

Section 68 addition invalid if creditworthiness proven: ITAT Delhi

Cash Deposits During Demonetization: ITAT Delhi deletes Addition

PCIT Cannot invoke Section 263 jurisdiction Solely Based on Disagreement with AO’s Plausible View

CIT(A) Cannot disbelieve Cash Book Solely Based on General Practice

Share capital/premium cannot be added to income for mere non-compliance of summons by subscribers
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