Re-assessment proceedings - only a delay of 4 ½ months in ...

High Court Rules Reassessment Valid Despite 4.5-Month Delay in Assessing Officer's Recorded Reasons to Petitioner.

May 3, 2012

Case Laws Income Tax HC

Re-assessment proceedings - only a delay of 4 ½ months in supplying the reasons recorded by the AO to the petitioner cannot invalidate the reassessment proceedings - HC

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Re-assessment proceedings - only a delay of 4 ½ months in ...

High Court Rules Reassessment Valid Despite 4.5-Month Delay in Assessing Officer's Recorded Reasons to Petitioner.

May 3, 2012

Case Laws Income Tax HC

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