#section 271(1)(c)
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Date of transfer of share is date of contract and not date of agreement: ITAT Mumbai
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No Penalty under Section 271B if Penalty Already Levied under Section 271A
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No Penalty U/s 271(1)(v) for Bona Fide Mistakes: Mumbai ITAT
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Income Tax
ITAT allows refund of Excess Appeal Fees & deletes penalty on estimated addition
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Income Tax
Flawed estimation of gains on silver articles & excess gold and diamond jewellery: ITAT deletes Penalty
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Income Tax
Addition for Consignment Sales Commission Unwarranted if same duly reflected in P&L account
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Income Tax
ITAT upholds Reassessment of Company for land acquired by it before incorporation through Directors
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Income Tax
Revisional jurisdiction u/s 263 unjustified without any error or infirmity in assessment order: ITAT Delhi
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Income Tax
ITAT Delhi quashes Section 271AAB Penalty for Defective Notice
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Income Tax
Personal Expenses Treated as Income, cannot be treated as Loan for Section 269SS
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Income Tax
Section 50C: Higher Property Sale Consideration Not Ground for Section 271(1)(c) Penalty
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Income Tax
Actual agricultural activity isn’t crucial in determining land as agricultural: Bombay HC
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Income Tax
ITAT deletes addition made based on entries found in Hazir Johri software, as they were accounted in Tally
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Income Tax
ITAT Kolkata Rules No Penalty Under Section 271(1)(c) if Addition Deleted
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