Once an assessment order is being passed, it has some sanctity. ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 22, 2015

Once an assessment order is being passed, it has some sanctity. If the assessment order is to be disturbed, then the Assessing Officer must strictly satisfy the condition precedent as provided under Section 147/148 of the Act before he can issue a notice - HC

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Once an assessment order is being passed, it has some sanctity. ...

Case Laws Income Tax

January 22, 2015

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