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of <h1>Appeals to Appellate Tribunal Under Sections 253-255 of Income-tax Act Must Be Filed Within 60 Days</h1> An assessee dissatisfied with an order from the Commissioner of Income-tax (Appeals) under section 116 can appeal to the Appellate Tribunal. Similarly, if the Commissioner of Income-tax disagrees with such an order, they may instruct the Assessing Officer to appeal. Appeals must be filed within sixty days of receiving the order and must adhere to prescribed forms and verification processes, with a fee of one thousand rupees for appeals by the assessee. Appeals to the Appellate Tribunal are governed by sections 253 to 255 of the Income-tax Act, 1961, as applicable.
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