Conduct of the Income Tax officials - First raising ...

Income Tax

January 19, 2018

Conduct of the Income Tax officials - First raising unsustainable, illegal and high pitched demands and then seeking to coercively recover the same even showing scant regard to the orders passed by highest Tribunal under the Act and for that invoking the writ jurisdiction to seek support to their such effort is nothing but an utterly irresponsible and unfair behaviour. - HC

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Conduct of the Income Tax officials - First raising ...

Income Tax

January 19, 2018

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