Authentication of notices: manuscript signature required, or deemed authenticated when a designated authority's name and office are printed. Notices and other documents issued by an income-tax authority must be authenticated in manuscript by that authority; they are deemed authenticated if the name and office of a designated income-tax authority are printed, stamped, or otherwise written on the document, and a designated income-tax authority is any authority authorised by the Board to issue such notices or documents under that deemed-authentication method.
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Authentication of notices: manuscript signature required, or deemed authenticated when a designated authority's name and office are printed.
Notices and other documents issued by an income-tax authority must be authenticated in manuscript by that authority; they are deemed authenticated if the name and office of a designated income-tax authority are printed, stamped, or otherwise written on the document, and a designated income-tax authority is any authority authorised by the Board to issue such notices or documents under that deemed-authentication method.
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