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The court directed that upon the petitioner producing all ...


Petitioner to provide materials for CGDS account closure, authorities to decide in 4 weeks & intimate proceedings in 3 weeks.

Case Laws     Income Tax

September 16, 2024

The court directed that upon the petitioner producing all necessary materials for closure of the CGDS account before the respondent authorities, the respondents shall decide on the matter and pass final orders within four weeks. The commencement of proceedings will be intimated to the petitioner by the concerned respondent within three weeks. The issue regarding transfer of income tax jurisdiction from Shillong to Kolkata was no longer resisted.

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