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The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) Mumbai found that notices had been sent to an old email address belonging to a former employee and assessee was prevented by sufficient cause to comply with notice.

ITAT Remands TDS Default Appeals After Finding Notices Were Sent to Former Employee’s Email ID

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ITAT Remands TDS Default Appeals After Finding Notices Were Sent to Former Employee’s Email ID

ITR Filing 2026: Your AIS is Wrong Now What?

Survey Statement Alleging Bogus Loans Could Not Override Bank Records, ITRs and Confirmations; ITAT Deletes Rs. 1.45 Crore Section 68 Addition

ITAT Invalidates Section 153C Assessment Proceedings Over Failure to Record Proper Satisfaction

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