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Notice of re-assessment - If a claim is scrutinized by the ...


Re-assessment Notice: Initial Assessment Indicates Assessing Officer's Satisfaction and Fully Formed Opinion on Claim Validity.

July 18, 2013

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Notice of re-assessment - If a claim is scrutinized by the Assessing Officer during assessment, it means he was convinced about the validity of the claim. His formation of opinion is thus complete. - HC

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