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Assessing Officer's Limited Scrutiny u/s 263 Questioned for Inadequate Inquiry on Contract Fee Taxation.

June 17, 2022

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Revision u/s 263 - case was selected for limited scrutiny - Whether the AO has considered the issue is question - the statement of Reconciliation of 26AS filed by the Appellant is also not sufficient to show that the contract fee has been offered to tax correctly. Clearly, the Assessing Officer has not undertaken necessary inquires/verification during assessment proceedings. The Assessment Order is also silent on these issues and therefore, does not support the contentions of the Appellant. - AT

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