Initiation of proceeding under Section 153A - the concluded ...

Income Tax

January 13, 2018

Initiation of proceeding under Section 153A - the concluded assessment by operation of law on expiry of time limit for issuing notice under Section 143(2), cannot be reopened. - AT

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Initiation of proceeding under Section 153A - the concluded ...

Income Tax

January 13, 2018

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