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Revision of assessment order - CIT noticed huge amount of ...

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April 27, 2015

Revision of assessment order - CIT noticed huge amount of withdrawals/ payments by the party - Provisions contained u/s 263 cannot be used as a tool to start roving and fishing enquiry - AT

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