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ITAT restored an addition, holding that an alleged accommodation entry routed through a shell company could not be treated as a genuine loan despite subsequent repayment.

ITAT Upholds Section 68 Addition for Alleged Accommodation Entry, Allows Revenue Appeal

ITAT rules that for Section 153C proceedings, the relevant date is the non-searched person's AO's satisfaction date, not the original search date.

ITAT: For Section 153C, Relevant Date Is AO’s Receipt of Seized Documents, Not Search Date

The ITAT Delhi has granted major relief to the taxpayer in the Rs 30.55 lakh unexplained cash deposits case by restricting the addition to just Rs 20 lakh.

Senior Citizen Deposited Rs 30.55 Lakh Cash, Faced Income Tax Scrutiny; He Fought Back and Won Partial Relief in ITAT Delhi

Tribunal revises comparable companies, remands tax issues, and grants partial transfer pricing relief.

ITAT Directs Inclusion and Exclusion of Comparables in TP Analysis

The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) Mumbai has deleted an addition of Rs 6.49 crore made towards profit attributable to the Indian Permanent Establishment (PE) of BDA Partners Limited.

ITAT Mumbai Deletes Rs 6.49 Crore Addition And Accepts Revenue Sharing Between India and UK Offices

Cross-Border M&A Advisory Revenue Cannot Be Fully Attributed to Indian PE: ITAT

Gauhati High Court directs taxpayer to pursue GST appeals while continuing interim protection.

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ITAT Upholds Section 68 Addition for Alleged Accommodation Entry, Allows Revenue Appeal

ITAT: For Section 153C, Relevant Date Is AO’s Receipt of Seized Documents, Not Search Date

Senior Citizen Deposited Rs 30.55 Lakh Cash, Faced Income Tax Scrutiny; He Fought Back and Won Partial Relief in ITAT Delhi

ITAT Directs Inclusion and Exclusion of Comparables in TP Analysis

Cross-Border M&A Advisory Revenue Cannot Be Fully Attributed to Indian PE: ITAT

Gauhati HC Directs Tata Projects to Pursue GST Appellate Remedies; Extends Interim Protection