Transfer of assessment cases u/s 127(2) - The power of transfer ...

Income Tax

July 6, 2016

Transfer of assessment cases u/s 127(2) - The power of transfer of cases therefore, would have to be exercised in proper cases when sufficient material on record justify such action. - HC

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Transfer of assessment cases u/s 127(2) - The power of transfer ...

Income Tax

July 6, 2016

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