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Reopening of Assessment - if the reason on which the assessment ...


High Court Rules: Reopening Assessment Invalid if Initial Grounds Fail; AO Cannot Assess Other Income Without Justification.

February 13, 2013

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Reopening of Assessment - if the reason on which the assessment is reopened fails, the AO can not proceed to assess some other income - HC

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