Validity of reopening of assessment - AO was required to first ...

Income Tax

July 13, 2015

Validity of reopening of assessment - AO was required to first decide the objection of the assessee filed under sec. 148 - Since such compliance has not been made, the order is held as void ab initio - AT

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Validity of reopening of assessment - AO was required to first ...

Income Tax

July 13, 2015

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