Question ID :
44815
Order under section 250 of the Income Tax Act, 1961
Considering the amendment and discussion and the fact that the appellant has submitted that he was not aware of nay notices for the income tax department due to change in his residential address and now the appellant has submitted the details and wishes for an opportunity to present the same, it would be appropriate to set aside the order passed under section 144 and remand the case to the A. O. for fresh adjudication.
The appellant shall submit all the relevant detail to the ld. AO., who will examine then on their merits.
Accordingly, the case is remanded back for a fresh assessment.
Please advise for the stratagy.
Posted by
RAJEEV KUMAR
on
Mar 11, 2025
Filed Under
DIRECT TAXES
Submit all the particulars and documents in support of your return....
Posted by
SIVADAS CHETTOOR on
Mar 13, 2025
Answer ID :
85734
If you have any other challenges say about the validity of the notices or any other illegalities in the assessment order, you can challenge the CIT order before the ITAT also.....for an effective advice that more facts are required
Posted by
SIVADAS CHETTOOR on
Mar 13, 2025
Answer ID :
85749
Due to long pendency CBDT allowed CIT (A) to AO for fresh Asstt, in case of best Judgement astt. AO will issue notice to you and you can submit all details asked for. AO will do fresh Asstt.
Posted by
CA SANDEEP D JAIN on
Mar 22, 2025