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The ITAT remanded a Rs 79.35 lakh tax addition case to the CIT(A), holding that the appellate authority failed to properly examine the assessee's evidence before confirming the addition.

ITAT Sends Tax Addition Case Back to CIT(A) Over Inadequate Examination of Evidence

ITAT restored the appeal after holding that the first appellate authority dismissed it without examining the merits of the case.

ITAT Rules CIT(A) Must Decide Appeal on Merits, Not Just Non-Compliance

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 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 HC directed the GST appellate authority to hear the appeal on merits, extended the filing deadline, and granted interim protection from coercive action.

High Court Directs GST Appellate Authority for Merits Hearing In Rs 12.34 Crore Tax Dispute; Extends Time To File Appeal

The Orissa High Court has held that GST Appellate Authority Must Reconsider Appeal Where Incorrect Tax Classification Causes Prejudice to Taxpayer

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ITAT Sends Tax Addition Case Back to CIT(A) Over Inadequate Examination of Evidence

ITAT Rules CIT(A) Must Decide Appeal on Merits, Not Just Non-Compliance

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

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

High Court Directs GST Appellate Authority for Merits Hearing In Rs 12.34 Crore Tax Dispute; Extends Time To File Appeal

High Court Sets Aside GST Appeal Order After Interest Wrongly Shown as Tax in DRC-07