ITAT Delhi Restricts Profit Estimate in Milk Trading Case to 5%, Rejects Arbitrary 20% Addition
ITAT Delhi restricts ad-hoc profit addition in milk trading case to 5%, ruling that arbitrary 20% estimates under Section 69A lack evidence.
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ITAT Delhi restricts ad-hoc profit addition in milk trading case to 5%, ruling that arbitrary 20% estimates under Section 69A lack evidence.
ITAT Mumbai rules cash received from a ₹94 lakh property sale cannot be treated as unexplained income under Section 69A when supported by a registered sale deed and matching bank …
ITAT remands Section 69A addition after AO failed to verify donors’ creditworthiness. Tribunal stresses fair inquiry before taxing unexplained money.
Know how much gold families can legally keep in India without proof. CBDT limits for women and men, tax penalties, seizure rules, and income tax raid risks explained.
ITAT Amritsar rules that entire cash deposits cannot be taxed as unexplained income. Tribunal applies 8% presumptive tax rate in accommodation entry cases, granting major relief u…