The principle of consistency in Income Tax - if the previous ...

Court Must Correct Clearly Erroneous Tax Decisions to Maintain Consistency in Income Tax Law Interpretation.

December 23, 2011

Case Laws Income Tax AT

The principle of consistency in Income Tax - if the previous decision is plainly erroneous there will be a duty on the court to say so and not to perpetuate the mistake..... - AT

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The principle of consistency in Income Tax - if the previous ...

Court Must Correct Clearly Erroneous Tax Decisions to Maintain Consistency in Income Tax Law Interpretation.

December 23, 2011

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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