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Addition towards unsecured loan sustained as three ingredients u/s. 68 not established

AO Cannot Reopen Assessment U/s. 147 Before 143(2) Period Expires: ITAT Mumbai

CIT(A) Cannot Delete Loan Additions Without Allowing AO to Verify Additional Evidence

Entire Forex Turnover Cannot Be Taxed Without Verification: ITAT Mumbai

AO Can’t Cry ‘SBN Violation’ to Tax Genuine Sales – Demonetisation or Not – Once Sales Are in the Books, You Can’t Tax the Cash Twice

Payment of non-compete fees to retiring partner is revenue expense

ITAT Chennai deletes demonetisation cash deposit addition – Once books are accepted, cash sales cannot be treated as unexplained money u/s 69A

ITAT Ahmedabad Restores ₹14.39 Cr Addition Case for Fresh Assessment

When no addition on reopening issue, entire 147 proceeding falls JAO had no jurisdiction post-Faceless Scheme

Taxpayer Wins ₹4.04 Cr Relief: AO Cannot Rely on Non-Response to S.133(6) Notice – Reason: Onus Shifts to Revenue After Primary Proof

Entry-Provider Tag Not Enough Reason: ITAT Upholds Deletion of Unexplained Share Capital Addition

No Retrospective Remand: ITAT Scraps CIT(A)’s Order in Bogus LTCG Case for Wrongly Invoking New Law

ITAT Delhi remands ₹16.10 Cr unsecured – loan issue for verification; consequential interest disallowance also to be re-examined – CIT(A) erred in bypassing remand report

ITAT Rajkot Upholds ₹3.99 Crore Addition u/s 56(2)(viib) – Rejects DCF Valuation as Defective & Unsubstantiated
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