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Assessing Officer Lacks Jurisdiction to Issue Order After DRP Objection Withdrawal u/s 144C(13.

December 12, 2012

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Withdrawal of objection submitted before DRP - DRP has not issued any direction on merits of the proposed draft assessment order; therefore, the Assessing Officer got no jurisdiction to pass any order u/s 144C(13). - AT

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