#Section 69A
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Income Tax
Income Tax
Income Tax addition based on mere doubt and suspicion not sustainable
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition u/s 69A sustained as nature and source of acquisition of property not offered satisfactorily
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition u/s 69A towards cash deposit unsustainable as it is income from PMGKY Scheme supported by valid declaration
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition of cash deposited out of marriage gift u/s 69A partly deleted
Income Tax
Income Tax
Deposit of money in bank a/c preceded by withdrawal of money from very same bank a/c – ITAT accepts Source
Income Tax
Income Tax
Cash deposit during Demonetisation- ITAT restricts addition to 30% of deposit
Income Tax
Income Tax
No addition for cash deposit post demonetization merely on presumptions
Income Tax
Income Tax
In absence of proof for cash deposit from rental income, Section 69A addition justified
Income Tax
Income Tax
Cash Deposit during Demonetization Period – AO must do comparative analysis of cash deposits with sales
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition for undisclosed income justified if Assessee failed to file details of creditors
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 69A Addition unsustainable as cash withdrawn was more than deposits due to demonetization
Income Tax
Income Tax
Cash Available Out of Past Savings can be claimed against deposit in bank account
Income Tax
Income Tax
If source of income is provided than deeming section 115BBE provision not applicable
Income Tax
Income Tax
No addition for Cash Gift from Siblings for Medical Emergencies
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