#Section 69A
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Income Tax
Income Tax
Unexplained money received back via banking channel in form of sale consideration taxable u/s 115BBE
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition towards SBN deposits sustained as source not established
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT deletes section 69A Addition for Money kept for Treatment of Grand Mother
Income Tax
Income Tax
Amount recorded in books and offered to tax cannot be treated as unexplained and added u/s 69A
Income Tax
Income Tax
Additional income once accepted cannot be later rectified and taxed as per section 115BBE
Income Tax
Income Tax
CIT(A) cannot change section under which AO made addition during assessment
Income Tax
Income Tax
Bitumen cannot be classified as an ‘other valuable article’ under section 69A: SC
Income Tax
Income Tax
No section 69A Addition on mere surmises, conjectures & hypothesis & in the year in which no asset etc is found
Income Tax
Income Tax
No Section 69A addition where cash deposits reflected as sales & accepted by Revenue
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT deletes addition for duly explained peak balance in HSBC accounts
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition u/s 68 beyond jurisdiction if amount already declared as turnover
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT deletes addition for cash deposited during demonetization against earlier withdrawals
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition for Cash Deposit of Tuition Fee received during Demonetization – ITAT restores matter to CIT(A)
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 68 & 115BBE cannot be invoked if assessee not required to maintain books of account
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