In the given circumstances, the CIT(A) could not have question ...

Income Tax

July 15, 2016

In the given circumstances, the CIT(A) could not have question the maintainability of the application of the Assessee before the DIT(E) u/s. 264 of the Act. - AT

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In the given circumstances, the CIT(A) could not have question ...

Income Tax

July 15, 2016

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