#Section 250
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Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Mumbai Deletes Section 41(1) Addition Where Liability Not Ceased
Income Tax
Income Tax
Treating outstanding sub-contract expense as unexplained u/s. 68 without specific reason is not tenable
Income Tax
Income Tax
Tribunal Flags Error in Applying Section 14A to Non-Yielding Investments
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 68 Addition Deleted After Investors Prove Identity, Genuineness and Creditworthiness
Income Tax
Income Tax
Delay Can Be Explained by Death Illness: ITAT Chennai Restores Appeals Dismissed In-Limine by NFAC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Income Tax Appeals Revived Despite 3,839-Day Delay to Ensure Merits Examination
Income Tax
Income Tax
Higher Depreciation Restored as 143(1) Can’t Decide Debatable Claims
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Chennai Condones 45-Day Delay; NFAC Cannot Reject Appeal In-Limine When Cause Is Reasonable
Income Tax
Income Tax
Milk Procurement Incidental to Charitable Object; Section 11 Exemption Allowed
Income Tax
Income Tax
Amended Section 115BBE Rate Not Applicable Retrospectively on Section 69A Addition
Income Tax
Income Tax
Multiple Opportunities Ignored, Yet ITAT Surat Grants Final Hearing Chance
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Mumbai Quashes Reopening Beyond 3 Years for Sanction by Wrong Authority
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 80P(2)(d) Deduction Allowed on Interest from Co-operative Bank Deposits: ITAT Surat
Income Tax
Income Tax
Delay of filing of appeal before CIT(A) not condoned as sufficient cause not shown
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