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ITAT Kolkata Deletes Rs 1.57 Crore Jewellery and Cash Additions in Tax Appeal
Learn how ITAT Kolkata deleted Rs 1.57 crore ancestral jewellery and cash additions by accepting valid valuation reports and affidavit evidence.
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ITAT Nagpur Rules CIT Cannot Dismiss Ex-Parte Appeal Without Merits
ITAT Nagpur held that the CIT(A) must adjudicate tax appeals on merits under Section 250(6) rather than dismissing them ex-parte without review.
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Understanding CENVAT Credit Rules and Exempted Goods in Excise Disputes
Explore the legal complexities surrounding CENVAT credit rules, common input services, and exempted goods manufacture in central excise tax disputes.
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Understanding CENVAT Credit Disputes in Confectionery Manufacturing
Explore a detailed analysis of a central excise dispute involving CENVAT credit rules, exempt goods, and processed milk manufacturing in India.
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ITAT Jaipur Deletes Tax Addition for Income Declared Under Section 44AD
Learn how ITAT Jaipur deleted a tax addition of Rs 4.53 lakh when income was declared presumptively under Section 44AD.
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ITAT Chandigarh Rules Spelling Errors Do Not Invalidate Eucalyptus Tree Sales
ITAT Chandigarh deletes a 21.81 lakh tax addition, ruling that invoice spelling mistakes and missing details do not prove a eucalyptus sale is bogus.
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TMP Manoharan & Co vs Pondicherry Tax Dispute Case Analysis
Explore the tax dispute between TMP Manoharan & Co and Pondicherry regarding service tax liability, balance sheet discrepancies, and final orders.
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Taxability of Industrial Land Leasing by Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation
Explore the legal dispute regarding whether leasing land for industrial growth by a state government enterprise constitutes taxable renting of immovable property.
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ITAT Remands Rs 1.30 Crore Loan Addition Case for Fresh Verification
Learn how the ITAT Mumbai admitted new evidence regarding a Rs 1.30 crore loan addition under Section 68 and remanded the matter for re-evaluation.
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ITAT Chandigarh Rules DVO Valuation Estimate Cannot Justify Section 69 Addition
Learn how ITAT Chandigarh deleted a ₹2.12 crore Section 69 addition, ruling that a DVO estimate alone cannot prove unexplained investments.