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Scope of enquiry in ‘Limited Scrutiny’ - AO is not justified in ...

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May 1, 2019

Scope of enquiry in ‘Limited Scrutiny’ - AO is not justified in taking up the examination of claim and making addition which is beyond the issues selected for limited scrutiny without obtaining prior approval from CIT/Pr. CIT - addition deleted

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