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The ITAT Bangalore has held that Non-resident's foreign salary cannot be treated as taxable in India merely for want of foreign tax returns.

ITAT Holds Foreign Tax Return and TRC Not Mandatory to Disbelieve Non-Resident's Claim

ITAT held that the Rs 18.34 lakh stipend received by a PG medical student from AMU was linked to education and eligible for exemption under Section 10(16) of the IT Act.

Medical Stipend Not Salary: ITAT Rules Rs 18.34 Lakh PG Medical Stipend Exempt From Income Tax under Section 10(16) 

ITAT dismissed a Section 10(26) exemption claim on salary income, holding that she failed to prove her income arose from a source situated in the notified area.

ITAT Dismisses Dell Employee’s Appeal, Holds Address in Meghalaya Not Enough to Claim Section 10(26) Salary Exemption

The ITAT Bangalore upholds disallowance of Rs 12.28 lakh March 2016 salary claimed in AY 2017-18 under mercantile accounting.

ITAT Upholds Addition for Unsubstantiated Hawkers’ Cash Advances

ITAT remanded the Rs 1.18 crore LIC maturity proceeds tax dispute to the AO for fresh verification after the assessee claimed the income had already been taxed as salary.

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Best Salary Accounts for Corporate Employees: Zero AMB, Free Debit Card & Cashback

ITAT Holds Foreign Tax Return and TRC Not Mandatory to Disbelieve Non-Resident's Claim

Medical Stipend Not Salary: ITAT Rules Rs 18.34 Lakh PG Medical Stipend Exempt From Income Tax under Section 10(16)

ITAT Dismisses Dell Employee’s Appeal, Holds Address in Meghalaya Not Enough to Claim Section 10(26) Salary Exemption

ITAT Upholds Addition for Unsubstantiated Hawkers’ Cash Advances

ITAT Remands Rs 1.18 Crore LIC Maturity Tax Dispute Over Alleged Double Taxation