#section 143(3)
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When fresh assessment is barred no further demand for recovery is possible

AO doesn’t have jurisdiction to assess/re-assess unabated assessment u/s. 153C without any incriminating material

Deeming provision of section 69-69D unjustified as nature and scope of unrecorded transactions explained

Background screening receipts doesn’t qualify as Royalty/ FTS hence not taxable

Cenvat credit left on closure of manufacturing unit allowable as deduction u/s 37(1)

Taxation of Salary for Work in Foreign Jurisdiction Under India-China DTAA

Taxing Agricultural Income Under Section 153C: Role of Incriminating Material

ITAT Quashes Reassessment on grounds of being based on vague & non-descript reasons

Section 263 Revision Sustained as AO not examined Seized Documents

Loss due to embezzlement by employees allowable as deduction u/s 28

TPO’s scope is limited to computing arm’s length price of a transaction

Reopening of assessment without any fresh tangible material unsustainable

Donation out of accumulated funds u/s. 11(2) are not allowable as application of income

Profit estimation of 10% instead of 8% adopted under presumptive taxation scheme justified
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