#Section 144B
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Gujarat HC Quashes Faceless Assessment for denying Personal Hearing
Income Tax
Income Tax
Cash deposit in assessee’s account was declared in ITR of parent trust: ITAT Remands Matter to AO
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Income Tax
Transfer pricing disallowance as assessee failed to prove any benefit not justifiable: ITAT Bangalore
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Income Tax
Addition u/s. 68 not sustained as initial onus of proving identity, creditworthiness and genuineness discharged
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Income Tax
Income estimated at 8% since assessee failed to substantiate its claim of 5%: ITAT Chennai
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Income Tax
ITAT Kolkata deletes Addition for Unexplained Cash Deposit not belonging to Assessee
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ITAT Remands ₹117.01 Lakhs Addition as AO Ignored Assessee’s Details
Income Tax
Income Tax
Post approval of resolution plan, no new liability can be fastened: Allahabad HC
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Income Tax
Unexplained Loan: ITAT Ahmedabad Refers Rs. 99.52 Lakh Addition to AO
Income Tax
Income Tax
Technical Glitches on ITBA Portal: ITAT Remands Case to CIT(A) for Adjudication on Merits
Income Tax
Income Tax
Assessment order passed beyond period prescribed u/s. 153 is barred by limitation
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Income Tax
ITAT Ahmedabad disallows Exemption u/s. 10(23C)(iiiab) in absence of any supporting documents
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Income Tax
ITAT Allows Appeal & Quashes AO’s Additions, Citing Prior Order in Similar Case
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Income Tax
No opportunity of hearing through video conferencing despite request-ITAT restored the matter to CIT (A)
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