Appealability of specified income-tax orders: newly included sub-clauses made appealable to the Appellate Tribunal. The amendment expands appellate coverage by inserting two additional sub-clauses into the clause governing specified tax-exempt entities so that orders passed by the prescribed authority under those sub-clauses are appealable to the Appellate Tribunal, thereby bringing such administrative determinations within the Tribunal's appellate jurisdiction and requiring parties to treat those orders as subject to the established appeal route.
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Appealability of specified income-tax orders: newly included sub-clauses made appealable to the Appellate Tribunal.
The amendment expands appellate coverage by inserting two additional sub-clauses into the clause governing specified tax-exempt entities so that orders passed by the prescribed authority under those sub-clauses are appealable to the Appellate Tribunal, thereby bringing such administrative determinations within the Tribunal's appellate jurisdiction and requiring parties to treat those orders as subject to the established appeal route.
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