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Reopening of assessment on the basis of perusal of the balance ...


Revenue Faces Criticism for Repeatedly Re-evaluating Same Material in Assessment Review, Risking Claims of Arbitrary Authority Use.

February 8, 2017

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Reopening of assessment on the basis of perusal of the balance sheets - Re-appreciating the very same material on facts ad-infintum lays the Revenue open to the charge of arbitrariness and abuse of a power vested in the A.O - AT

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