Lack and omission on the part of Income Tax officers - Once the ...

Income Tax

October 8, 2018

Lack and omission on the part of Income Tax officers - Once the officers could not justify their acts and solely because of the inefficiency of these officials, then, the superiors must initiate the requisite steps and if they include denial of any promotional or monetary benefits to such officials, then, even then such steps and measures be initiated in accordance with law. That is the minimal expectation of this Court.

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Lack and omission on the part of Income Tax officers - Once the ...

Income Tax

October 8, 2018

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