#section 271(1)(c)
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No penalty on income surrendered in survey proceedings which was disclosed in return of Income

No penalty for wrong claim of depreciation , if claim was bona fide

No Penalty if Assessee voluntarily & bona fidely declare its income

No penalty if wrong claim is due to mistake/ wrong advice of CA

No penalty for concealment of Income on additions based on estimation of income

Penalty for concealment of Income cannot be imposed if assessees explanation found bonafide

Penalty cannot be imposed for addition made in respect of Bona fide claims

Mere Rejection of quantum appeal not valid ground for imposition of penalty for concealment

Imposition of penalty based on estimation of income not justified

Penalty shall not be imposed if income not offered to tax due to unintentional mistake

Penalty not imposable for bonafide claims which gets disallowed

Concealment penalty not justified if AO fails to prove that assessee furnished inaccurate particulars of income

Penalty not justified on income, taxability of which was debatable

Every instance of addition does not ipso facto led to a conclusion that assessee is guilty of concealment
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