#Section 69A
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Bad debts recovered & offered to tax cannot be taxed again under Section 69A
Income Tax
Income Tax
Loose sheets found during search has evidentiary value: Addition sustained
Income Tax
Income Tax
No valid assessment or reassessment can be made in name of deceased: ITAT Mumbai
Income Tax
Income Tax
Refer to DVO Under Section 50C(2) When Sale Consideration Differs from Circle Rate
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 69A not invocable when cash sourced out of recorded debtors: ITAT Chennai
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition for capital contribution from partners not sustained as identity of partners and genuineness of transaction established
Income Tax
Income Tax
Calculation of sales on hypothetical basis without considering submitted evidences not justified
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition u/s. 69A not sustainable as nature and source of cash deposits duly explained
Income Tax
Income Tax
Addition u/s. 69 without any concrete evidence against assessee is not sustainable
Income Tax
Income Tax
Sundry Debtors Not Unexplained Money Under Section 69A: ITAT Jaipur
Income Tax
Income Tax
Unexplained Income and Investments: Sections 69A and 69B
Income Tax
Income Tax
Initiation of revision proceedings u/s. 263 based on audit objection not tenable in law: ITAT Jaipur
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Income Tax
ITAT Nagpur Upholds Section 153C proceedings & Section 69A income additions
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Income Tax
Resorting to estimation of profit without rejection of books not justified: ITAT Hyderabad
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