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Completed assessments can't be reopened under Section 153A without fresh incriminating evidence from search.

 High Court: No Addition under Section 153A Without Incriminating Material

High Court Affirms No Addition under Section 153A Without Incriminating Material

High Court quashes reassessment based on suspicion and below-threshold LTCG allegation, citing limitation bar.

HC Rules Mere Suspicion Isn’t Enough, Section 149(1)(b) Not Attracted Below Rs. 50 Lakh: Reassessment Quashed

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The Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana (BCPH) has recently suspended the license of a lawyer for misleading and harassing his 70-year-old landlord.

Bar Council suspends Lawyer for Misleading and Harassing His Landlord

Section 140(2) requires an auditor who has resigned to file a statement in the e-form ADT-3 to to company and the Registrar within 30 days.

CA penalised for Not Complying with Auditor Resignation Rules as per Companies Act

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Though Chartered Accountancy and Advocacy share so many similarities, there are major differences amongst the two. Read the full article to find the differences.

Understanding the Difference Between Code of Conduct For CA and Advocates

NIIT Limited receives a favourable income tax ruling, significantly reducing its earlier Rs. 5.34 crore tax liability and clearing most assessment disputes.

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High Court Affirms No Addition under Section 153A Without Incriminating Material

HC Rules Mere Suspicion Isn’t Enough, Section 149(1)(b) Not Attracted Below Rs. 50 Lakh: Reassessment Quashed

Bar Council suspends Lawyer for Misleading and Harassing His Landlord

CA penalised for Not Complying with Auditor Resignation Rules as per Companies Act

Understanding the Difference Between Code of Conduct For CA and Advocates

NIIT Ltd Gets Relief in Rs 5.34 Crore Income Tax Matter