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The ITAT deletes the Rs 568 crore addition and holds the genuine share premium not taxable under Section 68.

Share Premium Not Taxable Under Section 68, Rules ITAT

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The Tribunal held that cash payments for paddy made through agents are exempt from Section 40A(3) under Rule 6DD(e) and (k), as they constitute payments for agricultural produce. Consequently, it quashed the Section 263 revision, ruling that the Assessing Officer's original order was neither beneficial to the Revenue since a proper enquiry had already been conducted.

No Income Tax Cash disallowance on Payment made to Farmers: ITAT

The ITAT Bangalore held that TDS is generally required on year-end provisions where the payee and liability are identifiable, but the matter was remanded to the AO to verify whether taxes were already paid by recipients and grant relief.

TDS applicable on year-end provisions; TDS on salaries required only required at payment time: ITAT

The High Court rejected the tax officer’s suspicion on demonetization cash deposits, confirming that audited records were valid and explained.

Demonetisation cash deposit additions cannot sustain when assessee’s books remain unchallenged: High Court

Meal card benefits must be reported as part of salary in ITR and then claimed as exempt only up to the permitted per-meal limit.

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Share Premium Not Taxable Under Section 68, Rules ITAT

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No Income Tax Cash disallowance on Payment made to Farmers: ITAT

TDS applicable on year-end provisions; TDS on salaries required only required at payment time: ITAT

Demonetisation cash deposit additions cannot sustain when assessee’s books remain unchallenged: High Court

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