Power to withhold refund in certain cases u/s 241A - merely ...

Income Tax

November 7, 2019

Power to withhold refund in certain cases u/s 241A - merely because a notice has been issued under section 143(2), it is not a sufficient ground to withhold refund under section 241A and the order denying refund on this ground alone would be laconic.

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Power to withhold refund in certain cases u/s 241A - merely ...

Income Tax

November 7, 2019

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