For issuing notice for reopening, the Assessing Officer herself ...

Case Laws Income Tax

June 20, 2016

For issuing notice for reopening, the Assessing Officer herself ought to have recorded the satisfaction that income chargeable to tax had escaped assessment. Even the revenue's audit party cannot prevail over such opinion of the Assessing Officer. - HC

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For issuing notice for reopening, the Assessing Officer herself ...

Case Laws Income Tax

June 20, 2016

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