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Guidance on Scrutiny of Revised Tax Returns Post-Demonetization to Ensure Compliance and Identify Discrepancies.

December 1, 2017

Circulars     Income Tax

Some of the important issues to be considered while framing scrutiny assessments pertaining to filing of revised/belated returns by assessees, post-demonetisation.

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