Judgement

ITAT remanded the matter to CIT(A), holding that the delay in filing the appeal cannot override principles of natural justice.

Delay in Filing Appeal Cannot Override Principles of Natural Justice: ITAT Remands Matter to CIT(A)

The ITAT restored the case to the tax authorities after finding that the assessment was completed without granting a proper opportunity for hearing.

ITAT Remands Matter to AO Citing Violation Of Natural Justice 

ITAT quashed the AY 2018-19 reassessment, holding the reopening invalid as approval was obtained from the wrong authority beyond three years, relying on Bombay High Court rulings.

Reassessment Beyond Three Years Invalid Without Proper Approval: ITAT Mumbai

ITAT set aside the CIT(A)’s order against the HUF assessee for violation of natural justice due to lack of proper hearing and remanded the matter for fresh adjudication with a reasoned order.

ITAT Sets Aside CIT(A) Order for Breach of Principles of Natural Justice; Remands Case for Fresh Adjudication

The Tribunal set aside the CIT(A)’s order dismissing the appeal for non-prosecution and directed a fresh hearing with a reasoned order.

ITAT Mumbai Restores Appeals Dismissed for Non-Prosecution to CIT(A) for Fresh Adjudication

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Delay in Filing Appeal Cannot Override Principles of Natural Justice: ITAT Remands Matter to CIT(A)

ITAT Remands Matter to AO Citing Violation Of Natural Justice

Reassessment Beyond Three Years Invalid Without Proper Approval: ITAT Mumbai

ITAT Sets Aside CIT(A) Order for Breach of Principles of Natural Justice; Remands Case for Fresh Adjudication

ITAT Mumbai Restores Appeals Dismissed for Non-Prosecution to CIT(A) for Fresh Adjudication

Income Tax Act 2025: Form 16, 26AS and Other Key Forms Set for Major Renaming and Structural Changes from April 1