#Section 69A
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Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Deletes Jewellery Addition as Inheritance & Purchase Records Explained Source
Income Tax
Income Tax
Chhattisgarh HC Dismisses Income Tax Writ Appeal as No Ground Existed to Issue Mandamus
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Remands Section 69A Addition as Additional Evidence Goes to Root of Dispute
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 69 Addition Deleted as Property Investment Was Made in Earlier Year
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Restores Appeal as CIT(A) Failed to Examine Claim That Bank Account Did Not Belong to Assessee
Income Tax
Income Tax
Ahmedabad ITAT Deletes Section 69A Addition on Cash Deposits; Accepts Cash Savings and Bank Withdrawals as Explained Source
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Deletes Section 69A Addition as Cash Deposits Were Backed by Cash-in-Hand
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Quashes Reassessment as Section 151 Approval Was Not Obtained from Competent Authority
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Deletes Demonetisation Addition; Cash Redeposit from Earlier Property Sale Accepted
Income Tax
Income Tax
Entire Sales Receipts Cannot Be Taxed Under Section 69A: ITAT Bangalore
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Deletes Section 69A Addition, Allows Section 80-IA Deduction on Consistency Principle
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Deletes Cash Deposit Addition as Source Was Prior Bank Withdrawals
Income Tax
Income Tax
Recorded Cash Receipts Cannot Be Treated as Unexplained Money: Bangalore ITAT
Income Tax
Income Tax
Insurance Premium Collections Cannot Be Taxed as Unexplained Money Without Contrary Evidence: ITAT Agra
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