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HC quashed best judgment assessments made by Income Tax Officer, ...


Tax Assessments Invalidated for Non-Compliance with Hearing and Reason Recording Requirements.

January 6, 2025

Case Laws     Income Tax     HC

HC quashed best judgment assessments made by Income Tax Officer, Baddi without complying with Section 127 transfer of jurisdiction requirements of giving reasonable opportunity of hearing to assessee and recording reasons for transfer from Income Tax Officer, New Delhi. Assessments set aside, permitting fresh proceedings by following proper transfer procedure or continuing through jurisdictional Income Tax Officer.

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