Notice of demand u/s 156 - Period of statutory period for ...

Case Laws Income Tax

September 2, 2013

Notice of demand u/s 156 - Period of statutory period for deposit of demand reduced from 30 days to 7 days - it cannot be said that non-meeting of the budgetary deficit could be a reason for holding reasonable belief that permitting the full period of 30 days for payment of tax would be detrimental to the cause of the Revenue. - HC

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Notice of demand u/s 156 - Period of statutory period for ...

Case Laws Income Tax

September 2, 2013

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