#Section 147
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Concluded assessment can be reopened if information disclosed earlier was bogus

No reassessment for mere change of opinion by the AO

Law of Reopening of assessment under Section 147 of Income Tax Act 1961

Reopening to seek Investigation of facts is not permissible

No reassessment based on wrong, non-existing & incorrect facts

Section 292B covers Mere wrong Mention of PAN in section 148 notice

PCIT cannot invoke revisional jurisdiction on issue, which AO could not examine in reassessment proceedings

Reassessment proceedings under non-existent Section is Invalid

Reassessment Invalid if Objection to reopening not disposed by Separate Speaking Order

Validity of Notice for reopening of assessment issued at old address of assessee

Addition on matters not related to reasons recorded for reassessment based on fishing enquiry not valid

Capital Loss cannot be treated as Bogus merely for unusual rise/ fall in price of Shares

Section 50 applicable only on block of assets used for business and on which depreciation been claimed

Reopening on Borrowed Satisfaction Without Application of Mind Invalidates Reasons Recorded By AO
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