ITAT Sends Rs 51.19 Lakh Cash Deposit Addition Back to CIT(A) for Reconsideration:

ITAT Sends Rs 51.19 Lakh Cash Deposit Addition Back to CIT(A) for Reconsideration

ITAT remands the Rs 51.19 lakh cash deposit addition to CIT(A) for fresh verification of withdrawal and redeposit claims, while protecting the Rs 40 lakh relief already granted.

ITAT Remands Rs 51.19 Lakh Cash Deposit Addition to CIT(A)

authorVanshika vermadateAug 10, 2026
Last update on Aug 10, 2026
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ITAT Sends Rs 51.19 Lakh Cash Deposit Addition Back to CIT(A) for Reconsideration

ITAT remands the Rs 51.19 lakh cash deposit addition to CIT(A) for fresh verification of withdrawal and redeposit claims, while protecting the Rs 40 lakh relief already granted.

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