#Section 69A
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Cash deposit already added in return cannot be added again by treating it unexplained u/s. 69A
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Addition u/s. 69A not sustained as cash deposited out of business proceeds: ITAT Ahmedabad
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ITAT Pune Restores ₹28.71 Lakh Cash Deposit Case to CIT(A) for Fresh Hearing
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ITAT Allows Sikkimese Exemption Despite Wrong PAN
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ITAT Chennai Remands Demonetization Cash Deposit Case Back to CIT(A)
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Cash Withdrawals in Gold Loan Business Not Taxable Under Section 69C: ITAT Mumbai
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ITAT Ahmedabad Deletes ₹26.49 Lakh Addition u/s 69A: NRE Remittances Held Genuine
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Deeming fiction u/s 69A cannot be invoked mechanically or in terrorem: ITAT Ahmedabad
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Cash gifts received during wedding cannot be treated as unexplained money u/s. 69A: ITAT Bangalore
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Addition Based on mere Loose Papers & Third-Party Statement deleted
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No addition of cash deposits of ₹ 17.16 Lakh u/s 69A as demonetization deposits were valid until 31.12.2016
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Addition u/s. 69A not sustained without proper inquiry of actual beneficiary of cash deposits: Matter restored
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Land purchase through partners’ capital contributions – ITAT Deletes Addition
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Dismissal of appeal by CIT(A) due to non-prosecution without deciding it on merit not lawful
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