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Tax u/s 153A: Consent to Additions Isn't Grounds for Levy; Provisions of Income Tax Act Must Apply.

November 13, 2019

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Assessment u/s. 153A - the tax can be levied as per the provision of the Act. Thus, the tax cannot be charged from the assessee merely on the ground that he agreed for certain addition during the assessment proceedings.

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