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ITAT condoned a nearly 1,800-day delay in filing income tax appeals by an ex-army veteran, restoring the matters to the CIT(A) for decision on merits.

ITAT Gives Relief to Ex-Army Veteran, Allows Delayed Tax Appeals to Be Heard on Merits

The ITAT Delhi has deleted an addition of Rs 3.92 crore made under Section 69C read with Section 115BBE on account of alleged bogus purchases.

ITAT Rules Mere Doubt Over Supplier's Identity Cannot Override Invoices, E-Way Bills, Bank Records and GST Evidence

ITAT deletes Rs 92.04 lakh tax additions in Delhi industrial property purchase case, granting full relief to taxpayer after accepting DVO valuation and explained investment source.

ITAT Deletes Rs 92.04 Lakh Additions in Industrial Property Purchase Case

The ITAT Chennai has remanded the issue concerning the validity of reassessment notices issued by the AO under Sections 148A and 148 for fresh adjudication. 


ITAT Remands Reassessment Validity Issue to CIT(A) for Fresh Adjudication After Finance Act 2026 Developments

The ITAT Chennai has quashed the cancellation of an Educational Trust's registration under Section 12AA of the Income Tax Act, 1961.

ITAT Quashes Cancellation of Charitable Trust's Registration Over Capitation Fee Allegations That Are Not Proved 

The ITAT quashes Rs 7.03 crore reassessment proceedings, holding that the AO cannot make additions on issues beyond the reasons recorded for Section 147 reopening.

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ITAT Gives Relief to Ex-Army Veteran, Allows Delayed Tax Appeals to Be Heard on Merits

ITAT Rules Mere Doubt Over Supplier's Identity Cannot Override Invoices, E-Way Bills, Bank Records and GST Evidence

ITAT Deletes Rs 92.04 Lakh Additions in Industrial Property Purchase Case

ITAT Remands Reassessment Validity Issue to CIT(A) for Fresh Adjudication After Finance Act 2026 Developments

ITAT Quashes Cancellation of Charitable Trust's Registration Over Capitation Fee Allegations That Are Not Proved

ITAT Quashes Rs 7.03 Crore Reassessment, Holds AO Cannot Make Additions Beyond Recorded Reasons for Reopening