Challenge to the order of ITAT on the ground that it erred in ...

Income Tax

May 27, 2014

Challenge to the order of ITAT on the ground that it erred in allowing the assessee to belatedly appeal against the orders of the Assessing Officer – assessee once accepted the decision, cannot take the advantage of later decision of high court in another case - HC

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Challenge to the order of ITAT on the ground that it erred in ...

Income Tax

May 27, 2014

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