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Reopening of assessment - Change in Opinion based on same set of ...

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April 27, 2015

Reopening of assessment - Change in Opinion based on same set of facts - framing of the assessment order is not in the control of the assessee, therefore, for any omissions or commissions in the assessment order cannot be attributable to the assesee. - AT

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