Assessment could not be said to be pending before the Assessing ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 22, 2014

Assessment could not be said to be pending before the Assessing Officer even where the time for making an assessment had expired, on the date the assessee filed its application for settlement before the Settlement Commission - HC

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Assessment could not be said to be pending before the Assessing ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 22, 2014

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