Section 139

Sec. 260A, Sec. 143(3), Sec. 158BC, Section 10A, Section 139, Section 147, Section 148, Section 153

Karnataka H.C: The reopening of assessment is by mere change of opinion, without appreciating the fact that the expenditure related to on-site development of computer software was not examined in the original assessment and as such is not a deemed opinion to hold change of opinion

High Court Of Karnataka CIT And Another vs. Hewlett-Packard Globalsoft Pvt. Ltd. Section 260A, 158BC, 143(3), 10A, 147, 148 to

Sec. 44AB, Sec. 132A, Sec. 133A, Sec. 139(1), Sec. 143(3), Sec. 153A, Sec. 153C, Sec. 158BC, Sec. 158BD, Sec. 234A, Sec. 234B, Sec. 234C, Sec. 292C, Section 132, Section 142, Section 149, Section 151, Section 153, Section 292

Madhya Pradesh H.C : the AO had not recorded, his satisfaction even which the AO making the assessment of searched person was himself having jurisdiction over such other person (i.e. the assesse) and thus was not required to record any satisfaction for initiating proceedings u/s 153C in case of the assessee

High Court of Madhya Pradesh CIT vs. Mechmen 11-C Section 44AB, 139(1), 132(1), 133A, 153C, 142, 143(3), 234A, 234B, 234C,

Income Tax Case Laws, Section 139, Section 147, Section 148, Section 80HHE

Delhi H.C : Whether the re-opening of the assessment under Section 147 of Income Tax Act, after completion of the assessment proceedings on 21.03.2006 under Section 143(3), leading to the notice under Section 148 of Income Tax Act issued on 22.03.2010 was for the reason of “change of opinion” and, therefore, impermissible in law?

High Court Of Delhi Donaldson India Filters Systems (P.) Ltd. vs. DCIT, Circle 10 (1) Section : 80HHE, 139, 147

Section 144, Section 138, Section 139

Rajasthan H.C : Where assessee had income from various sources but did not file income-tax return despite several opportunity and Assessing Officer passed assessment order which was upheld by Commissioner (Appeals) while Tribunal remitted matter back to Assessing Officer without deciding any issue, order of Tribunal could not be interfered with

High Court Of Rajasthan CIT Vs. Gopi Ram Choudhary Section : 144, 139, 138 Assessment Year : 2007-08 Ajay Rastogi

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