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Principles of Natural Justice - The Assessee, fully being aware ...


Court Urges Tax Board to Revise Guidelines on Show Cause Notices to Overcome Delays in Constitutional Courts.

December 3, 2020

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Principles of Natural Justice - The Assessee, fully being aware that the Constitutional Courts may not find easy time to dispose of such matters quickly, the proceedings in pursuance of such Show Cause Notices or even issuance of Show Cause Notices are successfully delayed for years together, defeating the very purpose for which such Show Cause Notices are issued and possible revenue which can be gathered out of Adjudication Orders passed in pursuance of such Show Cause Notices. This other side of the coin was perhaps not envisaged by the Board when it laid down guidelines - Therefore, the Board should re-look into this aspect of the matter. - HC

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