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Valuation by DVO - the adjustment made by the Assessing Officer ...


Assessing Officer's Adjustment Rejected: Valuation Report Deficiencies Lead to Decision in Favor of Assessee.

August 22, 2019

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Valuation by DVO - the adjustment made by the Assessing Officer basis the valuation report so submitted by the DVO cannot be accepted as the same suffer from serious infirmity - decided in favor of assessee by accepting the cross objections.

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