#section 271(1)(c)
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Imposition of penalty U/s. 271(1)(c) on defective show cause notice without specifying charge against assessee cannot be sustained
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Every wrong claim by assessee cannot tantamount to furnishing of wrong particulars
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Penalty Notice u/s 274 is invalid if it do not Specify Charge against Assessee and does not Strike out Inappropriate Words
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Mere addition to declared income during assessment proceedings would not ipso facto lead to imposition of penalty
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No Penalty if income is assessed on estimate basis and addition is made on that basis
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Income Tax
S. 271(1)(c) Penalty cannot be invoked without Specifying Exact Charge
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Penalty proceeding invalid if Assessment order nowhere states specific charge of alleged concealment and / or furnishing of inaccurate particulars of income
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No penalty for non offering LTCG to Tax due to ignorance of law
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AO need not ask explanation for quantum of penalty proposed to be imposed
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No Penalty for Disallowance of Debatable and Bonafide claim
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Voluntary disclosure in all cases cannot absolve assessee from liability to pay penalty
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Penalty not justified on disallowance on certain issue being subject matter of judicial interpretation in number of case
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No Penalty on Income disclosed during survey and also in return filed U/s. 153A
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Penalty not leviable for mere disallowance of claim made by Assessee
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