#section 271(1)(c)
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No penalty on addition owing to variation in perception of valuer and that of AO
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Erroneous Claim without Mens Rea Not Grounds for Section 276 Proceedings under Income Tax
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Surplus on redemption of treasury bills taxable under Capital Gains: ITAT Mumbai
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ITAT Allows Section 80-IAB Deduction for Car Parking, Health Club, Food Court & Interest Income
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Punitive damage being negative restitution not allowable as business expense
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Plea of defect in the notice not accepted as it had caused no prejudice to assessee
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Clarity Required on Basis for Penalty, Failure to Specify Renders Notice Invalid
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Reopening inspired from change of opinion is liable to be quashed
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HC directs AO to revise penalty orders in light of fresh/revised assessment orders
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Appellate authority cannot enhance assessment without issuing a notice
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HC allowed benefit of section 279 (1A) compounding of Prosecution In Tax Evasion Case
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Property Allotment Date is acquisition date for Capital Gain Computation: ITAT Mumbai
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Income Tax Notice issued prior to date of approval of Resolution Plan was quashed
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Penalty Notice Invalid: Lack of Clarity on Section 271(1)(c) Limb Triggers
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