#Section 144
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Income Tax
Liquor Trader’s Cash Deposits & Purchases Cannot Be Taxed Twice: ITAT Bangalore
Income Tax
Income Tax
Interest from Co-operative Banks Eligible for Section 80P(2)(d): ITAT Remands for Limited Verification
Income Tax
Income Tax
Cash Deposits of Mobile Recharge Distributor Not Unexplained: ITAT Upholds Deletion of ₹1.95 Crore Addition
Income Tax
Income Tax
Mere Claims of Cheque Discounting Insufficient to Explain Bank Credits: ITAT Surat
Income Tax
Income Tax
Interest Paid to Earn Interest Is Allowable: ITAT Allows Section 57(iii) Deduction Despite Ex-parte Assessment
Income Tax
Income Tax
Cash Withdrawals from Disclosed Bank Accounts Not Unexplained: ITAT Mumbai
Income Tax
Income Tax
CIT(A) Cannot Bypass Jurisdictional Grounds by Simple Remand: ITAT Amritsar
Income Tax
Income Tax
No Rule 46A Violation Where AO Ignored Remand Opportunities: ITAT Dehradun
Income Tax
Income Tax
Only Profit in Brokerage Receipts Taxable, Not Gross Amount: ITAT Hyderabad
Income Tax
Income Tax
Cash Deposits of Vodafone Distributor Taxable on Estimated Basis @8%: ITAT Pune
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 69A Addition Cannot Be Challenged Through 154 Rectification: ITAT Indore
Income Tax
Income Tax
Demonetization Cash Deposits Accepted as Genuine Business Receipts
Income Tax
Income Tax
Dividend Income Cannot Be Treated as Unexplained Cash Credit: ITAT Delhi
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Chandigarh Strikes Down Section 147 Proceedings Based on Uncorroborated Third-Party Excel Sheet
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