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If there is no failure on the part of assessee to disclose income, there was no escapement of income

Reassessment not valid if reasons recorded by AO were not sufficient ‘reasons to believe’

Order passed without dealing with objections filed by the Assessee is not valid

Reopening valid for Failure to disclose all material facts necessary for assessment

Reassessment to disallow Directors fees not valid if rationale already been explained during Assessment

Reassessment invalid on failure of AO to take note of information furnished during assessment

Transaction once accepted as genuine in assessment can’t be raised in reassessment proceedings

Reassessment – Deduction U/s 80-IC on manufacturing of PET bottles?

Reopening based on mere report of DVO is invalid, illegal and void-ab-initio

Reopening U/s. 147 valid if assessee fails to furnish primary facts

AO cannot assess other escaped income if original reason for reassessment dropped

Re-assessment on the basis of CBDT circular not justified

Form No.10 for income accumulation can be submitted by a trust either on assessment or re-assessment

Reassessment not valid if Material facts already been disclosed during Original Assessment
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