Tuesday, May 19, 2020

Assessee is entitled to defend CIT(A)’s order before ITAT on all grounds though no cross objections were filed: HC

INCOME TAX : Where assessee succeeded before CIT(A) in ultimate analysis and was, thus, not an aggrieved party, in Revenue's appeal, ITAT committed a mistake by not permitting assessee (respondent before it) to support final order of CIT(A) by assailing findings of CIT(A) on issues that had been decided against him

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