Revisionary u/s 263 - The observations of CIT clearly indicate ...

Income Tax

December 26, 2012

Revisionary u/s 263 - The observations of CIT clearly indicate that he invoked the doctrine of lifting the veil. The doctrine of substance or form is generally applicable to the assessment proceedings and not the revisionary proceedings. - AT

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Revisionary u/s 263 - The observations of CIT clearly indicate ...

Income Tax

December 26, 2012

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