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The ITAT dismisses the appeal as non-maintainable, holding that the taxpayer should have first challenged the matter before the first appellate authority, CIT(A). 

ITAT Dismissed Appeal as Non-Maintainable for Skipping Initial Filing Before CIT(A)

The ITAT Ahmedabad holds that filing a consolidated Form 10CCB instead of separate forms for each eligible unit is a bona fide error and directs fresh assessment.

ITAT Allows Belated Separate Form 10CCB Filing for Section 80-IA Deduction in Case of Bona Fide Mistake

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ITAT Dismissed Appeal as Non-Maintainable for Skipping Initial Filing Before CIT(A)

ITAT Allows Belated Separate Form 10CCB Filing for Section 80-IA Deduction in Case of Bona Fide Mistake

Confused Between Belated, Revised and Updated Return? Here's Clarification on What You Should File

Income Tax Scam 2026: How Fake WhatsApp Notices Steal Banking Details

ITAT Holds Patent Dispute Settlement Paid to Protect Business Interests Cannot Be Disallowed Merely on Allegations of Patent Infringement

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