10% adhoc disallowance - CIT(A) sent the additional evidence for ...

CIT(A) Sends Additional Evidence to AO for Verification; AO's No Response Leads to Case Reconsideration.

March 27, 2019

Case Laws Income Tax AT

10% adhoc disallowance - CIT(A) sent the additional evidence for verification to A.O - no response from AO - bizarre order - adverse inference can be taken against the assessee is beyond comprehension - Matter restored before AO for reconsideration

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10% adhoc disallowance - CIT(A) sent the additional evidence for ...

CIT(A) Sends Additional Evidence to AO for Verification; AO's No Response Leads to Case Reconsideration.

March 27, 2019

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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