Revision of Assessment order u/s 263 - An order is not ...

CIT Must Record Specific Reasons for Error in Assessment Order u/s 263 to Deem It Erroneous.

July 19, 2013

Case Laws Income Tax HC

Revision of Assessment order u/s 263 - An order is not erroneous, unless the CIT hold and records reasons why it is erroneous - An order will not become erroneous because on remit, the Assessing Officer may decide that the order is erroneous - HC

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Revision of Assessment order u/s 263 - An order is not ...

CIT Must Record Specific Reasons for Error in Assessment Order u/s 263 to Deem It Erroneous.

July 19, 2013

Case Laws Income Tax HC

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