#section 143(3)
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Reopening of assessment before disposing of objections filed by assessee is unsustainable
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Income Tax
Rejection of books of accounts merely because of lower gross profit rate is unsustainable
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Income Tax
Enhancement by CIT(A) without providing opportunity to assessee is unsustainable
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Income Tax
Addition u/s 68 unsustainable as identity as well as creditworthiness proved
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Income Tax
Grant received under Sampoorna Gramin Swarojgar Yogna is not revenue receipt
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Income Tax
Mere Non-receipt of confirmation from sundry creditors cannot result into addition
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Income Tax
Addition u/s 69A for cash deposited during demonetization untenable as transaction duly explained
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Income Tax
Penalty u/s 271AAB not leviable on income surrendered during search
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Income Tax
Benchmarking corporate guarantee fees based on bank guarantee rates is incorrect
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Income Tax
Reopening untenable in absence of tangible material concluding that income has escaped assessment
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Income Tax
Specific explanation needs to be given for Unreported Jewelry in Wealth Tax Return
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Income Tax
Interest earned by co-operative society from deposit with co-operative banks eligible for deduction u/s 80P(2)(d)
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Income Tax
Addition due to mismatch in 26AS and in books of account unsustained as difference duly explained
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Income Tax
Order passed without considering documents furnished is liable to be remanded back
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