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ITAT remanded the case of a senior citizen for fresh consideration after condoning the delay of 57 days in filing the appeal before the CIT(A), finding the closure of the office a sufficient cause.

ITAT Condones Delay of 57 Days in Filing Appeal Before CIT(A), Finding Closure of Officer Sufficient Cause

ITAT set aside the ex parte CIT(A) order and remanded the matter for fresh adjudication, ensuring the taxpayer gets a fair opportunity to present evidence.

ITAT Restores Taxpayer's Appeal, Sets Aside Ex Parte CIT(A) Order Over Lack of Hearing

The ITAT Rules that estimated disallowance cannot be made without identifying defective or bogus transactions. 

ITAT Holds Ad Hoc Disallowance of Purchases and Expenses Without Evidence As Unsustainable

The ITAT Bangalore ruled that delay in filing appeal deserves condonation where assessment order was not served on assessee's updated email address 


ITAT Holds Delay in Appeal Is Justified Due to Non-Service of Order on Updated Email

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ITAT Condones Delay of 57 Days in Filing Appeal Before CIT(A), Finding Closure of Officer Sufficient Cause

ITAT Restores Taxpayer's Appeal, Sets Aside Ex Parte CIT(A) Order Over Lack of Hearing

ITAT Holds Ad Hoc Disallowance of Purchases and Expenses Without Evidence As Unsustainable

ITAT Holds Delay in Appeal Is Justified Due to Non-Service of Order on Updated Email

How Co-Lending Between Banks and NBFCs Is Lowering Gold Loan Costs

Principle of Natural Justice Prevails: ITAT Remands Case for Fresh Assessment After Finding Assessment Was Completed Ex Parte