#section 143(3)
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Revision u/s 263 justified as AO grossly failed to verify nature and source of transaction

Revision u/s 263 for non-invocation of section 115BBE on addition u/s 68 towards unexplained sundry creditors justified

AO cannot tax Income as FTS without interpreting relevant Article of DTAA

Exemption u/s. 54 unjustified as benefit claimed on different document and later transaction completed differently

Royalty or technical charges income of non-resident taxable in India on receipt basis under India-Switzerland DTAA

Transfer of reserve created out of tax paid profit is not mistake rectifiable under section 154

Issuance of notice to demerged company is invalid

Period in deduction section 54EC of Income Tax Act has to be regarded as six British Calendar months

Reopening of assessment without tangible material is invalid

No U/s. 153A Assessment Without Incriminating Material: Patna High Court

Cash Payment exceeding prescribed limit towards purchase of land disallowed as per section 40A(3)

Execution of agreement when possession of asset is handed over is transfer as per Section 2(47)

Substantial addition to be made in hands of beneficiaries and not to company providing accommodation entries

Once penalty order is set aside, the criminal case cannot survive
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