#Section 69A
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Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 69A Addition Deleted Because Cross-Examination of Third-Party Witness Was Denied
Income Tax
Income Tax
No Cross-Examination, No Addition: ITAT Deletes ₹1.09 Crore “Entry Operator” Loan Addition
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Deletes Addition as Sale Value & Stamp Duty Alone Cannot Prove Cash Payment
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Delhi Deletes Section 69A Addition as Excess Agricultural Income Was Declared by Mistake
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Deletes Section Addition for Demonetisation Cash Deposits Explained Through Cash Flow Statement
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Reduces Demonetization Cash Deposit Addition to 10% Due to Supporting Evidence
Income Tax
Income Tax
No Section 69A Addition if Deposited Money Not Belong to Assessee: ITAT Delhi
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Delhi Deletes Section 69A Addition as Sales Were Recorded in Books
Income Tax
Income Tax
Demonetisation Cash Deposit Addition Sent Back due to Natural Justice Violation
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Slams Enhancement in Section 264 Proceedings – Past Salary Savings During Demonetisation Accepted
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Deletes Section 69A Addition as WhatsApp Chats Alone Cannot Prove Cash Payments
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Deletes Demonetisation Cash Deposit Addition as Withdrawals Exceeded Deposits
Income Tax
Income Tax
Entire Bank Deposits Cannot Be Taxed as Income – ITAT Restricts Addition to 2% in Renukamata Society Cases
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Remands Section 69A Addition as CIT(A) Failed to Pass Proper Speaking Order
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