#Section 144B
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Income Tax
Income Tax
Writ against assessment order u/s. 147 dismissed due to availability of alternative remedy
Income Tax
Income Tax
CIT(A) Cannot Remand 147/144B Reassessments – Speaking Order Required
Income Tax
Income Tax
Allowability of use of Extrapolated Data for comparables inspite of having different year-end in ITeS transfer pricing dispute
Income Tax
Income Tax
Unexplained Cash Deposit Case Restored to AO for Fresh Assessment by ITAT
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition for bogus purchases invalid if books not rejected & sales accepted
Income Tax
Income Tax
Kerala HC Stays Recovery in Reassessment Case Pending Delay Condonation
Income Tax
Income Tax
Mumbai ITAT Remands Case Involving Rs 1.26 Cr Unsecured Loan Addition
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Ahmedabad Remands 26AS Mismatch Case to AO to Reconcile Difference
Income Tax
Income Tax
Calcutta HC Dismisses Reassessment Order Challenge, Cites Alternative Remedy
Income Tax
Income Tax
Assessment order on surrendered PAN constituted justifiable cause- ITAT Condones 607-Day Delay
Income Tax
Income Tax
Failure to file return u/s. 139(1) doesn’t constitute under-reporting within section 270A(2)(b): Penalty deleted
Income Tax
Income Tax
Bombay HC Quashes Income Tax Reassessment Notices Issued by JAO
Income Tax
Income Tax
Exemption u/s 54F was allowable even though balance payment of consideration for purchase of residential house was made by third-Party
Income Tax
Income Tax
Non-granting seven days for furnishing reply is violative of SOP hence notice quashed
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