Authentication of notices requires income-tax authorities to sign or electronically issue documents with designated authority identification. Authentication requires income-tax authorities to sign or electronically issue notices in prescribed manner; a notice is deemed authenticated when the ... Summary
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Authentication of notices requires income-tax authorities to sign or electronically issue documents with designated authority identification.
Authentication requires income-tax authorities to sign or electronically issue notices in prescribed manner; a notice is deemed authenticated when the name and office of a designated income-tax authority are printed, stamped or otherwise written on it, and a designated income-tax authority is one authorised by the Board to issue such notices after authentication.
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