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SC Dismisses SLP on profit estimation vs. full disallowance in bogus purchases matter

Can a taxpayer claim exemption under both Section 54 and Section 54F by investing in a single new house?

Penalty u/s 270A cannot stand Without Actual Under Reporting

Once, the issue has been decided by the Hon’ble High Court in favour of the assessee, on the same very issue assessment for the subsequent assessment years cannot be reopened

Reopening order quashed as it was on the erroneous assumption that no return of income was filed – whereas the return was duly on record.

ITAT quashed the entire re-assessment proceedings holding it to be barred by limitation as the escaped income was less than 50 Lakhs and the reassessment was initiated after the expiry of 3 years.

Survey Statements Are Not Evidence: Additions Based Solely on Section 133A Disclosure Quashed by HC

DTAA Rate vs. Section 206AA: Where a beneficial treaty rate exists, that rate must apply-even if the non-resident does not have a PAN

What counts as the “initiation of search” for non-searched persons post-Finance Act, 2021?

Section 276C(2) demands proof of deliberate evasion, not just default.

Making a House Livable vs Making It Lovely: A Section 54 Reality Check

“JAGO CPC WALO!” – When the Income-Tax Department Sends Wake-Up Calls… After You’ve Already Woken Up

Section 276C(2) demands proof of deliberate evasion, not just default.

Excess stock found during survey is taxable as business income and not as unexplained income under sections 69/69B: Jaipur ITAT

An assessment order making additions on matters beyond the scope and issues set out in the show cause notice is non est in law.

When the original reason fails, the AO cannot make any other addition in a reassessment proceeding: ITAT

Addition done during assessment is invalid if it is done without waiting for the DVO Report: ITAT Ahmedabad

Purchase from Government – No addition under Section 56(2)(x) for purchase below stamp duty valuation: ITAT

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