#Section 144
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CIT(A) Must Issue Well-Reasoned Orders with Clear Determination, Decision & Reasoning: ITAT Pune
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Delay of 601 days condoned on reasonable cause shown: ITAT Bangalore
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Dismissal of appeal for non-payment of self-assessment tax unjustified as no tax was payable due to losses: ITAT Hyderabad
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Section 2(14): No capital gains tax on Income proceeds from Agricultural Land
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Reassessment unsustained as based on entirely new reason which deprives assessee’s right to object: Delhi HC
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CIT(A) cannot pass ex-parte order without affording opportunity of being heard: ITAT Delhi
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Passing of assessment order without issuance of notice u/s. 143(2) is unsustainable: ITAT Bangalore
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Order set aside as opportunity not granted to AO to examine fresh evidence relied upon by CIT(A): ITAT Ahmedabad
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Foreign allowance for services rendered outside India is not taxable in India: ITAT Kolkata
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Addition already finalized u/s. 143(3) cannot be added again vide order u/s. 144: ITAT Mumbai
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Additional grounds raised in appeal needs adjudication by lower authority: ITAT Chennai
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Budget 2024: CIT(A) can Refer Section 144 Best Judgment Assessments Back to AO
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Reassessment order not communicated within time prescribed u/s 153(2) quashed: Manipur HC
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Notice issued making addition u/s. 68 whereas order confirmed addition u/s 69A untenable: Calcutta HC
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