Order u/s 158BC r.w. section 254 – the period of time ...

Income Tax

September 19, 2014

Order u/s 158BC r.w. section 254 – the period of time stipulated u/s 158BC being not less than 15 days therefore, the notice allowing the assessee to file the return within 15 days is contrary to the mandatory condition as provided u/s.158BC - AT

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Order u/s 158BC r.w. section 254 – the period of time ...

Income Tax

September 19, 2014

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