Judgement

ITAT remands the case for fresh review, giving the taxpayer another chance to explain the source of funds for his Rs 60.99 lakh property purchase.

Rs 39.72 Lakh Tax Addition: ITAT Gives NRI Taxpayer Fresh Chance to Explain Investment

ITAT quashes taxpayer's 80G rejection, citing Bombay HC ruling that religious-cum-charitable trusts are not automatically barred from tax exemption approval.

ITAT Quashes 80G Rejection, Cites Bombay HC Ruling on Religious-Charitable Trusts

ITAT grants a final opportunity to reconsider the Rs 92 lakh property sale addition after the assessee claimed lower sale consideration and a 25% ownership share.

ITAT Grants Final Opportunity to Taxpayer in Rs 92 Lakh Property Sale Case, Remands Matter to CIT(A) With Rs 5,000 Cost

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The Income Tax Department has released the latest ITR-5 utilities for Windows, Mac and Excel - check versions, release date and eligible taxpayers.

ITR-5 Utility Released! Check Latest Version And Who Can File ITR-5

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GSTN has introduced a new security measure requiring taxpayers to enter their registered email ID along with the TRN and captcha code to access the GST registration application.

GST Portal Update: Registered Email ID Now Mandatory Along With TRN to Access Registration Application

ITAT remanded the capital gains dispute to the CIT(A), holding that the appeal should be decided on merits rather than ex-parte.

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Rs 39.72 Lakh Tax Addition: ITAT Gives NRI Taxpayer Fresh Chance to Explain Investment

ITAT Quashes 80G Rejection, Cites Bombay HC Ruling on Religious-Charitable Trusts

ITAT Grants Final Opportunity to Taxpayer in Rs 92 Lakh Property Sale Case, Remands Matter to CIT(A) With Rs 5,000 Cost

ITR-5 Utility Released! Check Latest Version And Who Can File ITR-5

GST Portal Update: Registered Email ID Now Mandatory Along With TRN to Access Registration Application

ITAT Gives Taxpayer One More Opportunity to Present Evidence, Remands Ex-Parte Appeal to CIT(A)