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ITAT dismissed a taxpayer's claim to set off a Rs 62.74 lakh capital loss against future gains, citing delayed filing of the return.

COVID-19-Related Delay in Filing ITR Does Not Permit Set-Off of Capital Gains Against Carry-Forward Losses in Subsequent Assessment Year: ITAT

The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) Chennai has restored penalty proceedings to the CIT(A) after observing that the appeal had been dismissed solely on account of non-participation by the assessee.

ITAT Remands Section 270A Penalty Appeal, Holds CIT(A) Must Decide Matter on Merits Instead of Dismissing for Non-Prosecution

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Verify your Form 16 details, TDS, deductions, and tax regime before filing your ITR to avoid errors and refund delays.

Form 16 Checklist: What Every Taxpayer Must Verify Before ITR Filing

The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) Delhi condoned a delay of 191 days in filing an appeal before the CIT(A) after accepting the assessee's explanation.

Delay in Filing Appeal Due to Accountant’s Death Constitutes Sufficient Cause; ITAT Condones 191-Day Delay

The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) Chennai has set aside the order passed by the CIT(A) and restored the matter for fresh adjudication.

ITO’s Rejection of Books and 8% Profit Estimation Requires Fresh Appellate Examination; ITAT Remands Matter to CIT(A)

July 31 is no longer the default ITR deadline for everyone - find out which filing date applies to you for AY 2026-27.

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COVID-19-Related Delay in Filing ITR Does Not Permit Set-Off of Capital Gains Against Carry-Forward Losses in Subsequent Assessment Year: ITAT

ITAT Remands Section 270A Penalty Appeal, Holds CIT(A) Must Decide Matter on Merits Instead of Dismissing for Non-Prosecution

Form 16 Checklist: What Every Taxpayer Must Verify Before ITR Filing

Delay in Filing Appeal Due to Accountant’s Death Constitutes Sufficient Cause; ITAT Condones 191-Day Delay

ITO’s Rejection of Books and 8% Profit Estimation Requires Fresh Appellate Examination; ITAT Remands Matter to CIT(A)

ITR Filing Deadline for AY 2026-27: Why July 31 No Longer Applies to Everyone