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Appeal ex-parte decided by CIT-A - AO objected to admission of ...

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October 5, 2020

Appeal ex-parte decided by CIT-A - AO objected to admission of the additional evidence - Audited financial statements and audited report could not be filed during the course of assessment proceedings due to factors entirely beyond the control of the assessee, in the interest of substantial justice, the AO should de-novo make the assessment after duly considering the audited financial statements and the audit report of the assessee - AT

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