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No revision u/s 263 on the basis of “Borrowed Satisfaction”

No proper service and opportunity before CIT (A): ITAT remand matter to CIT (A)

No addition of Rs. 179 Cr as share of profit from LLP was exempt in hands of assessee-partner

Entire cash deposits during demonetization cannot be considered as unexplained, 20% Addition Upheld

Addition u/s. 68 based on presumptions and concept of human probability not sustainable: ITAT Delhi

Cash book and flow chart rejected with out bringing any new evidence: ITAT deleted addition

Addition u/s. 68 not sustained since genuineness of share capital transaction established: ITAT Kolkata

Cash Loan advanced in Earlier Years Cannot Be Taxed in Current Year

Stock purchased through proper platform, genuineness can not be doubted without evidence-ITAT Mumbai

Non-generation of income after setting up of business cannot be ground to disallow expense

AO cannot take different way of assessing income if mode of income is identical to subsequent years

Discharge of burden u/s. 68 involves question of fact and not substantial question of law

Addition towards capital gain not sustained as assessee’s involvement in price rigging not proved

Singularly dismissal of each piece of evidence by CIT(A) not justified hence matter restored
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