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Closed assessment cannot be reopened without any actionable material

Reopening u/s. 148 beyond 4 years in absence of full & true disclosure of material facts unsustainable

Delhi HC Sets Aside Assessment Order which was based on Wrongful Allegations

HC Sets Aside Assessment Order Due to AO’s Error in Including Previous Year’s Balance

Reassessment proceedings initiated by mistake is liable to be set aside

Department Obligated to Provide Supporting Material for Section 148A(b) Notice

Reassessment without due application of mind by AO was invalid

Order u/s. 148A(d) Without Opportunity of Hearing is Unlawful

Bogus Purchase: ITAT Kolkata restricts addition to 5% of Bogus Purchase

ITAT Delhi dismisses reopening as same was based on change of opinion

Triggering of re-assessment proceedings on matter for which AO had already formed an opinion is untenable

Property renovation expenses can’t be disallowed for missing details in bill

ITAT Upholds Section 69C addition for Bogus Purchases from Dummy Companies

No Section 153A Addition Without Incriminating Material from Search
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