#section 271(1)(c)
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Income Tax
Section 271(1)(c) penalty not automatic on mere expense Disallowance or Income Enhancement
Income Tax
Income Tax
Assessee eligible for vacancy allowance under section 23(1)(c) for vacant commercial units
Income Tax
Income Tax
Draft Submission- No Section 271(1)(c) penalty when no specific limb been mentioned
Income Tax
Income Tax
No Sec 69 Addition merely for Property Transfer via Registered Sale Without Payment to Vendor: ITAT
Income Tax
Income Tax
Jewellery inherited through non-registered will qualifies as capital asset: ITAT Bangalore
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 271(1)(c) Penalty Unsustainable if Quantum addition Deleted
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 148 Notice cannot be issued to Partner for Transactions Among Partnership Firms
Income Tax
Income Tax
Commission cannot be disallowed merely for increase in Rate of Commission
Income Tax
Income Tax
Expenditure towards ESOP is allowable u/s 37(1) of Income Tax Act: ITAT Mumbai
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 271(1)(c) penalty based on estimated addition & Defective notice is unsustainable
Income Tax
Income Tax
Allowability of Out of Court Settlement & Legal Expenses: ITAT Directs Re-adjudication
Income Tax
Income Tax
Notional interest for delay in realization of export proceeds from AEs unwarranted: ITAT Mumbai
Income Tax
Income Tax
Mere Allowable Deductions Variance is not Inaccurate furnishing of Income Particulars
Income Tax
Income Tax
Advance for Flats: Recognizing Revenue on Risk Transfer & Buyer’s Transfer Rights- ITAT
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