Application for rectification u/s 254 - it does not mean that if ...

Income Tax

March 5, 2015

Application for rectification u/s 254 - it does not mean that if the application is moved within the period allowed, i.e., four years, and remains pend ing before the Tribunal, after the expiry of four years the Tribunal can reject the application on the ground of limitation - HC

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Application for rectification u/s 254 - it does not mean that if ...

Income Tax

March 5, 2015

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