Demand notices u/s 156 - requirement of deposit during the ...

Income Tax

May 13, 2015

Demand notices u/s 156 - requirement of deposit during the pendency of appeal - petitioner had already deposited 50% of the tax demand - assessee may not be treated as assessee in default. - HC

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Demand notices u/s 156 - requirement of deposit during the ...

Income Tax

May 13, 2015

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