#section 271(1)(c)
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Notice u/s. 274 untenable as penalty u/s. 271(1)(c) imposed without stating specific charge
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Income Tax
ITAT Quashes Section 271(1)(c) Penalty for Non-Strike of Limb in Notice & Admission of Substantial Question of Law
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Income Tax
ITAT Kolkata Dismisses Penalty Appeal as Withdrawn Under Vivad Se Vishwas
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Income Tax
Quantum Matter remanded to AO: ITAT Deletes Section 271(1)(c) Penalty
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Upholds disallowance of excessive loss claimed but Deletes Penalty
Income Tax
Income Tax
Right of personal hearing is fundamental right, which petitioner cannot be deprived off: HP HC
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Income Tax
Litigant not permitted to blame advocate for delay in filing of appeal: ITAT Jaipur
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Income Tax
Matter remanded back to CIT (A) as there was failure to adjudicate issues u/s 148
Income Tax
Income Tax
CIT(A) granted all opportunity within 15 days: ITAT remanded matter to CIT(A)
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Income Tax
Order passed without considering adjournment application: ITAT Remands Case for Rehearing
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Income Tax
Cost of Improvement to Make House Livable Eligible for deduction from Capital Gains
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Income Tax
Non-mentioning of charge or non striking of irrelevant clauses in the notice-ITAT held penalty notices ambiguous and vague
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Income Tax
Decide Penalty Appeal After Conclusion of Quantum Proceedings: ITAT Ahmedabad
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Income Tax
No proper service and opportunity before CIT(A): ITAT remand matter to CIT(A)
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