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of <h1>Individuals Can Appeal Wealth Tax Orders Under Section 23A; Must File Within 30 Days With Payment</h1> Section 23A of the Wealth Tax Act, 1957 outlines the provisions for appealing orders before the Commissioner (Appeals). Individuals can appeal against various decisions made by the Assessing Officer, including objections to net wealth determination, wealth tax payable, assessment liability, penalties, and valuation of assets. Appeals must be filed within 30 days of receiving the notice, with a fee, and tax due must be paid when filing. The Commissioner (Appeals) can hear additional grounds, conduct further inquiries, and may enhance assessments or penalties, provided the appellant has an opportunity to present their case. Appeals should ideally be resolved within one year.
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