ITAT declined to permit the Assessee to maintain the cross ...

Income Tax

September 7, 2015

ITAT declined to permit the Assessee to maintain the cross objections on the ground that since the Assessee had not urged the plea of being entitled to the benefit under Section 10 A before the CIT (A), it could not be permitted to urge such plea for the first time before the ITAT - order of ITAT is not correct - HC

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ITAT declined to permit the Assessee to maintain the cross ...

Income Tax

September 7, 2015

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