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Petition challenging assessment order and consequential bank ...


Tax liability order set aside due to non-receipt of notice. Reconsider 5% tax demand within 2 weeks & reply to show cause.

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August 6, 2024

Petition challenging assessment order and consequential bank attachment was allowed. Impugned order imposing tax liability on allegation of sale suppression based on purchase-outward supply value difference was set aside. Petitioner claimed unawareness of proceedings due to non-receipt of show cause notice. Considering petitioner's assertion and nature of confirmed tax proposal, reconsideration warranted by remitting 5% of disputed tax demand within two weeks and submitting reply to show cause notice within said period. Petition disposed of.

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