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Court Dismisses Claim of Prejudice in Faceless Income Tax Inquiry; "Technically Not Feasible" Argument Rejected u/s 142B(1)(a.

March 9, 2023

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

Faceless inquiry or Valuation - having replied with necessary documents has participated in the enquiry under the faceless interface and hence, it cannot now turn back and say that it is prejudiced by such a procedure. The term technically not feasible in Section 142B(1)(a) of the Act would only mean that when it is not technologically feasible to invoke such provisions between the Department and the assessee. The technical advancement had reached new heights. Hence, the contentions petitioner that it is not having the technological feasibility, deserves no consideration. - HC

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