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Assessee can challenge reopening notice at the stage of challenging consequential Assessment order: HC

Reopening notice can be challenged with reassessment order before HC

HC quashes Reassessment order passed without Considering Objections of Assessee

Reassessment beyond six years is barred by Limitation & is invalid

ITAT quashes section 147 proceeding as approval was granted by JCIT without verifying recorded reasons

Mere incorrect claim based on full disclosures cannot be reassessed after four years

HC set-aside Section 147 proceeding as it was initiated without considering objection of Appellant

ITAT quashed reopening of assessment initiated by AO merely based on information received from investigation wing

HC quashed section 148 notice for AY 2013-14 issued after six years

Tax authorities can initiate afresh proceeding if earlier proceeding was invalid

HC quashed section 148 notice issued more than six years after the end of relevant AY

HC upheld reassessment proceedings as assessee filed his returns late

Reassessment proceedings initiation during Rectification Application Pendency is Invalid: SC

Reopening of assessment bad in law as details were already available with AO
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