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..... s laid down that 20 per cent of Category I cases 5 per cent of Cat. II cases and 2 per cent of the remaining cases completed under the summary procedure should be taken up for detailed scrutiny. The percentages specified were considered to be the minimum and Commissioners were given the discretion to get a large number of cases scrutinised depending upon manpower availability. 2. It has come to .....

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..... ncome-tax Officers. The cases for scrutiny, which are to be selected on a sampling basis, would also include cases from trades and/or professions in which, due to shortages and other factor high profits are earned. (c) A copy of these lists should also be forwarded by the Inspecting Asst. Commissioners of Income-tax to the Commissioners of Income-tax who should report to the Board by the end of .....

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..... nt. For this purpose, mere routine additions and petty obvious inadmissibles detected during scrutiny should not be the basis for reopening past assessments. Completed assessments should be reopened only on substantial grounds and not on mere suspicions or surmises. In cases reopened u/s. 143(2) the time limit for completion of the assessments should be carefully borne in mind. 4. Necessary inst .....

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