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TPA - The use of word ‘shall’ in sub-section (13) shows that it ...

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February 27, 2014

TPA - The use of word ‘shall’ in sub-section (13) shows that it is mandatory on the part of Assessing Officer to pass the final assessment order by only implementing the directions of the DRP- AT

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