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Deduction Eligibility: Compensation for Goods Destruction Pre-Sale Under Sec. 80IA/80IB

Discrepancies in KYC docs don’t constitute incriminating material: ITAT Mumbai

Draft Assessment Order passed without Considering Petitioner’s Objections: HC Quashed

ITAT Deletes Hasty Addition made by AO, Citing Lack of Due Diligence

Sale, Distribution, or Exhibition of Cinematographic Films is not Royalty: ITAT Mumbai

Developer holding ownership of property liable to pay capital gain tax: ITAT Mumbai

Addition of Annual let out value of unsold flats held as stock unsustainable: ITAT Mumbai

GSMA vs DCIT: ITAT Rules No Royalty on IMEI Database Fees

No Income Tax Section 35(1)(ii) Weighted Deduction on Donations after Expiry of Approval

TP adjustment rejected as margin determined falls within tolerance limit of +/- 5%: ITAT Mumbai

High share premium cannot be base to assess share capital and premium as unexplained cash credit

Addition u/s 68 unjustified as genuineness of transaction proved with evidence: ITAT Kolkata

Depreciation u/s. 32 allowable on goodwill acquired under slump sale: ITAT Mumbai

No reassessment u/s 147 on account of receipt of significant share premium as it lacked tangible evidence
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