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The tribunal highlighted that in cases where the additions are made on the basis of third-party data like AIR, the assessee must be given the relevant information to respond properly.

No Assessment on basis of AIR database without giving primary information to Assessee: ITAT

The Gujarat High Court cancels Rs. 3.17 crore penalty, holding that a wrong or debatable tax claim is not “concealment” under Section 271(1)(c).

Gujarat High Court Quashes Rs. 3.17 Crore Penalty; Says Wrong Claim Is Not Concealment

Tribunal sends matter back to AO after assessee produces Auto-Sweep account for the first time, which may alter the core factual findings

ITAT Ahmedabad Remands Addition of Rs. 1.70 Crore as Unexplained Investment for Fresh Verification

ITAT Delhi ruled that capital losses can be set off against long-term capital gains despite differing tax rates, quashing CPC and CIT(A)’s additions and restoring the taxpayer’s original income.

ITAT Delhi Quashes CPC’s Rs. 25 Lakh Addition; Allows Set-Off of STCL and LTCL Against Long-Term Gains

ITAT Mumbai, has ruled in favour of an HUF, reducing the disallowance on exempt income and clarifying the nature of the refund of an advance payment made by the HUF to its Karta.

Receipt Remains Capital or Revenue Regardless of Utilisation: ITAT

Tribunal directs correction of Compucom Software margin, excludes four high-end comparables, and upholds separate benchmarking of overdue receivables

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No Assessment on basis of AIR database without giving primary information to Assessee: ITAT

Gujarat High Court Quashes Rs. 3.17 Crore Penalty; Says Wrong Claim Is Not Concealment

ITAT Ahmedabad Remands Addition of Rs. 1.70 Crore as Unexplained Investment for Fresh Verification

ITAT Delhi Quashes CPC’s Rs. 25 Lakh Addition; Allows Set-Off of STCL and LTCL Against Long-Term Gains

Receipt Remains Capital or Revenue Regardless of Utilisation: ITAT

ITAT Bangalore Excludes Multiple Comparables in SAP India TP Case; Upholds Interest on Receivables