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“Borrowed Satisfaction” for “Reason to believe” for reopening U/s 148 of I.Tax Act 1961

16 famous judgements on Section 148(1) of Income Tax Act, 1961

Reassessment on Investigation Wing report without further enquiry was invalid

Reassessment on mere non disclosure of non taxable receipt was invalid

Reassessment based on Documents already in hand of AO not Valid

Validity of Income Tax notice issued in name of deceased assessee

Section 148: Recording and Issue of Reasons

Section 147: Manner of recording satisfaction not prescribed

Reopening of assessment after expiry of limitation period & based on change of opinion is invalid

Reopening U/s. 148 without approval of designated authority is void ab initio

In absence of valid notice, AO has no authority to assume jurisdiction U/s. 147

Reopening of assessment merely on Investigation Wing report without independent application of mind was invalid

HC quashed reassessment notice u/s 148 against Infosys Ltd.

Reassessment without notice u/s 143(2) was bad in law & cannot be revised u/s 263
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