Validity of assessment order - The tribunal questioned the ...

Tribunal Questions Fairness of Assessment Process; Deletes Additions Due to Business Expense Validity.

February 13, 2024

Case Laws Income Tax AT

Validity of assessment order - The tribunal questioned the effectiveness and fairness of the assessment procedure, particularly the timing and practicality of issuing notices and summonses to recipients across different locations within a short timeframe. It criticized the Assessing Officer's dormant approach followed by hurried completion of proceedings. - The ITAT held that, we are satisfied that these expenses were incurred for the business purposes during the course of business. The assessee has submitted all basic details. - Additions deleted.

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Validity of assessment order - The tribunal questioned the ...

Tribunal Questions Fairness of Assessment Process; Deletes Additions Due to Business Expense Validity.

February 13, 2024

Case Laws Income Tax AT

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