#Section 144
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Computation of income approved by assessee before CIT(A) cannot be argued against Tribunal: ITAT Nagpur
Income Tax
Income Tax
Purchase of property wrongly alleged as sale hence matter remanded back: ITAT Delhi
Income Tax
Income Tax
Request to restore matter not granted as matter not represented by assessee since long time: ITAT Raipur
Income Tax
Income Tax
Prima Facie Belief Required with Tangible Material Showing Income Escaped Assessment- Section 147/148
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 263 Invocation Unjustified if No Evidence of Erroneous Order
Income Tax
Income Tax
Granting response time of less than seven days results into breach of principles of natural justice: Bombay HC
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Remands Case to CIT(A) After Incorrect Return Filing Date Led to Erroneous Dismissal on Limitation Grounds
Income Tax
Income Tax
Filing of Form 10B is a procedural requirement & should not negate substantive claim of exemption
Income Tax
Income Tax
Reassessment Notice not received: Calcutta HC Directs PCIT to Reconsider the matter
Income Tax
Income Tax
Ex-Parte Order Without Adjudication on Merits is Unsustainable: ITAT Ahmedabad
Income Tax
Income Tax
Advance tax payment provisions doesn’t apply to reassessment proceedings: ITAT Indore
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 148 notice to NRI Without Mandatory Faceless Procedure Unsustainable: Telangana HC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Settlement commission offering immunity by accepting explanation in spirit of settlement cannot be faulted: Karnataka HC
Income Tax
Income Tax
CIT needs to independently apply his mind prior to invoking revisionary provisions u/s. 263: ITAT Kolkata
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