Stay of demand - high pitch assessment - Pr. CIT ought to have ...

Income Tax

May 4, 2019

Stay of demand - high pitch assessment - Pr. CIT ought to have examined grievances of the assessee before deciding whether case is a fit one where the requirement of deposit of 20% of the disputed tax pending appeal can be reduced - stay granted

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Stay of demand - high pitch assessment - Pr. CIT ought to have ...

Income Tax

May 4, 2019

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