The prohibition in Second Proviso to Section 158BC(a) of the Act ...

Income Tax

August 13, 2018

The prohibition in Second Proviso to Section 158BC(a) of the Act of filing a revised return of income before the Assessing Officer would not prohibit a Assessee from raising the additional claim before Appellate Authorities.

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The prohibition in Second Proviso to Section 158BC(a) of the Act ...

Income Tax

August 13, 2018

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