#section 271(1)(c)
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Delhi ITAT Deletes Penalty on Deemed Rent Addition as Issue is Debatable
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Income Tax
ITAT Hyderabad Quashes Reassessment as Section 148 Notice Was Issued Beyond Limitation Period
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Income Tax
ITAT Deletes Penalty Since Section 68 Addition Was Mostly Deleted: ITAT Delhi
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Income Tax
Section 271D Penalty Cannot Survive After Reassessment Itself is Quashed: Mumbai ITAT
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Income Tax
Wholesale & Retail Markets Cannot Be Treated Alike for TP Benchmarking: ITAT Delhi
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Income Tax
Capital Gains Addition Cannot Stand When Property Sale Is Under Civil Dispute: ITAT Ahmedabad
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Income Tax
Death of Assessee & Missing Records: Mumbai ITAT Limits Bogus Purchase Addition to 8% Profit Element
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Income Tax
No Penalty on Routine Disallowances in 153C Cases Without Incriminating Material: Mumbai ITAT
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Income Tax
Pre-Resolution Income Tax Claims Extinguished Under Approved NCLT Plan: ITAT Chennai
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Income Tax
Only Solar Days Count for Determining PE Under India-Saudi Arabia DTAA: ITAT Bangalore
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Income Tax
Income From AOP Held Non-Taxable in Member’s Hands as It Was Share of Profit: SC
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Income Tax
AO Must Refer Property Valuation to DVO When Stamp Duty Value Is Disputed: ITAT Delhi
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Income Tax
ITAT Allows Higher BOT Road Amortization Due to Early Termination of Concession Agreement
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Income Tax
ITAT Deletes Section 35(2AB) Disallowance as AO Cannot Override DSIR Approval
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