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The ITAT Pune ruled that a penalty under Section 270A cannot be sustained based on Section 115BBH, as the provision was not applicable to AY 2019-20

ITAT Deletes Section 270A Penalty as Crypto Tax Provision Not Applicable to AY 2019-20

The ITAT restored the appeal to the CIT(A) for fresh adjudication after finding that the first appellate authority had dismissed the case ex parte without granting a proper hearing.

ITAT Quashes CIT(A)'s Ex Parte and Remands Case for Fresh Adjudication Citing Interest of Justice

The ITAT Bangalore Holds Physical Disability and Genuine Circumstances Constitute Sufficient Cause to Condone the Delay

ITAT Grants Fresh Opportunity to Blind Retired Employee And Sets Aside Assessment Passed Without Considering Disability

The ITAT remanded the case to the CIT(A)/NFAC for fresh adjudication after finding that the appeal had been dismissed without providing the assessee a reasonable opportunity of hearing.

ITAT Sets Aside NFAC Order Passed Without Hearing, Grants Fresh Opportunity

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Discover how evolving gold purity testing standards are improving transparency, influencing loan valuations, shaping lending decisions, and transforming India's gold loan market.

How Gold Purity Testing Standards Are Affecting Loan Markets

The ITAT Bangalore has held that compensation received by a BSNL employee under the BSNL VRS, 2019 is fully exempt under Section 10(10B)

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ITAT Deletes Section 270A Penalty as Crypto Tax Provision Not Applicable to AY 2019-20

ITAT Quashes CIT(A)'s Ex Parte and Remands Case for Fresh Adjudication Citing Interest of Justice

ITAT Grants Fresh Opportunity to Blind Retired Employee And Sets Aside Assessment Passed Without Considering Disability

ITAT Sets Aside NFAC Order Passed Without Hearing, Grants Fresh Opportunity

How Gold Purity Testing Standards Are Affecting Loan Markets

ITAT Holds BSNL VRS Compensation Fully Exempt Under Section 10(10B) And Grants Full Exemption Under Section 10(10B)