Reopening of assessment - Assessing Officer framed the impugned ...

Case Laws Income Tax

September 3, 2018

Reopening of assessment - Assessing Officer framed the impugned order within 16 days of disposing of the objections of the assessee - AO should have allowed four weeks’ time to the assessee to seek their legal remedies after rejection of the objections of the assessee.

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Reopening of assessment - Assessing Officer framed the impugned ...

Case Laws Income Tax

September 3, 2018

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