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Invalid return- e-filing of the return - ITR-V Form had not been ...


Court Allows Taxpayer to Verify Return with Assessing Officer After ITR-V Form Not Received by Processing Center.

December 26, 2011

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Invalid return- e-filing of the return - ITR-V Form had not been received at Centralized Processing Center though several times sent by ordinary post - the assessee permitted to file a verification of the return before the Assessing Officer within a period of one week from date of order.... - HC

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