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Revision u/s 263 - There cannot be any estoppel against law and ...


Taxpayer's Accounting Method Rejected u/s 263; CIT's Revision Upheld Despite AO's Initial Acceptance.

April 22, 2019

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Revision u/s 263 - There cannot be any estoppel against law and method of accounting/policy followed by tax-payer which is contrary to law even if accepted by the AO after due enquiry cannot be said to be a view which could be said to be one of the possible or a plausible view - view of the Ld. CIT cannot be held to be merely a change of opinion - revision upheld

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