Regular Assessment - The time gap between the date of filing of ...

Case Laws Income Tax

March 31, 2014

Regular Assessment - The time gap between the date of filing of return and the date of service of notice is more than 12 months - the notice is barred by limitation in terms of the time limit prescribed u/s 143(2) - AT

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Regular Assessment - The time gap between the date of filing of ...

Case Laws Income Tax

March 31, 2014

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