#Section 68
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Income Tax
Income Tax
Peak Credit Statement Should be Considered in Cash Deposit Addition: ITAT Indore
Income Tax
Income Tax
Mere demonetization cannot be a reason for doubting availability of cash with assessee
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT slams AO & CIT(A) for Unwarranted litigation, incompetence & casual approach
Income Tax
Income Tax
Deduction u/s. 80IC eligible on addition u/s. 68 of unsubstantiated share capital: Delhi HC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Sale of shares cannot be treated as bogus if material recorded proves genuineness: ITAT Mumbai
Income Tax
Income Tax
No section 68 addition based on turnover declared under section 44AD
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 68 addition invalid if creditworthiness proven: ITAT Delhi
Income Tax
Income Tax
Cash Deposits During Demonetization: ITAT Delhi deletes Addition
Income Tax
Income Tax
Share capital/premium cannot be added to income for mere non-compliance of summons by subscribers
Income Tax
Income Tax
No reassessment for Client code modification on failure to prove malafide purpose of shifting profit
Income Tax
Income Tax
Advance from Customers Not Section 68 Income; Powers of CIT(A) Parallel to AO’s
Custom Duty
Custom Duty
Section 71 Inapplicable if Goods Unloaded Outside notified Area with Superintendent Permission: SC
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 68 Addition Unjustified if Shares’ Purchase & Sale Validated by Evidence: ITAT Mumbai
Income Tax
Income Tax
BMM Ispat Limited Vs ACIT: ITAT Directs Re-Adjudication on Unsecured Loan Source
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