After deleted the additions in the hands of assessee, CIT(A) ...

Income Tax

July 24, 2018

After deleted the additions in the hands of assessee, CIT(A) proceeded further in directing the AO to make the additions in the hands of some other persons and such directions are beyond the powers vested upon the CIT(A) u/s 251 of the Act.

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After deleted the additions in the hands of assessee, CIT(A) ...

Income Tax

July 24, 2018

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