CIT failed to discharge his statutory duty and instead of taking ...

Income Tax

August 12, 2013

CIT failed to discharge his statutory duty and instead of taking a clear call and demonstrating errors made by assessing officer and prejudice caused to the revenue, the buck has been passed on to assessing officer by setting aside assessment order, which is against the letter and spirit of provisions of sec.263. Where the authority fails to carry out its statutory obligation, the order cannot be held as tenable and is liable to be quashed. - AT

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CIT failed to discharge his statutory duty and instead of taking ...

Income Tax

August 12, 2013

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