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Directions issued by CIT(A) - It is not for the AO to sit on ...


Assessing Officer Must Follow CIT(A) Directions on Advances and Peak Credit Deductions Without Questioning Their Correctness.

May 15, 2013

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Directions issued by CIT(A) - It is not for the AO to sit on judgment over the correctness of the directions either in adding the advances or in directing the deduction of the peak credit added in the earlier years. - AT

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