TCS of u/s. 206C(1) and interest u/s. 206C(7) - period of ...

Tax Order Overturned Due to Expiry of Four-Year Limitation Period for TCS and Interest Assessment.

December 4, 2023

Case Laws Income Tax AT

TCS of u/s. 206C(1) and interest u/s. 206C(7) - period of limitation - the show cause notice was issued by the A.O. on 27-06-2017 and order was passed on 26-07-2017 which is beyond 4 years. Therefore the order passed by the A.O. is construed to be an order passed after the period of limitation, the same is not maintainable in law - AT

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TCS of u/s. 206C(1) and interest u/s. 206C(7) - period of ...

Tax Order Overturned Due to Expiry of Four-Year Limitation Period for TCS and Interest Assessment.

December 4, 2023

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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