#Section 144B
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ITAT Mumbai – Addition U/s 56(2)(vii)(b) Deleted as Stamp Value Difference within 10% Tolerance Band

ITAT Mumbai – Reassessment Quashed Following Bombay HC Order; Invalid Section U/s 151 Vitiates Entire Proceedings

ITAT Mumbai – Reassessment on Deceased Person Quashed; Entire Proceedings Penalties Held Void Ab Initio

Unexplained investment addition of ₹12.30 Cr deleted – Funds for software project proved; Rule 46A objection rejected – ITAT Delhi

Depreciation on Slump-Sale Goodwill Allowed – Goodwill held as Bundle of Commercial Rights; FA 2021 Amendment not Applicable to AY 2018-19

Reassessment Quashed – Invalid Sanction u/s 151(ii) by PCIT After 3 Years: ITAT Chennai

Reassessment notice u/s 148 quashed – Income below ₹50 lakh wrong sanctioning authority – ITAT Mumbai

Bogus Purchase, Loan Creditor Additions Deleted – CIT(A) Relief Upheld

Interest Expenditure U/s 57 Allowed — Nexus Established through Computation

Reassessment Quashed — Approval by Wrong Authority U/s 151(ii) Invalidates Notice u/s 148 Entire Proceedings: ITAT Mumbai

ITAT Bangalore : CIT(A) Has No Power to Set Aside & Remand Assessment (Non-144 Cases) – Matter Restored to CIT(A) for Decision on Merits

Section 68 addition remanded — Identity proved shifts onus to AO; Failure to invoke Section 133(6) grant opportunity held improper

Telangana HC Dismisses Writ as Section 139(8A) Bars Updated Return During Pending Assessment

Delhi HC Dismissed Reassessment Challenge: Factual Disputes Must Be Decided by AO
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