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<h1>High Court directs extension for filing income tax returns, no costs awarded.</h1> The High Court of Karnataka directed respondent No.2 to consider petitioners' request for an extension of time for filing income tax returns by 30th ... Extension of time for filing income tax returns - peremptory consideration of representation by tax authorityExtension of time for filing income tax returns - peremptory consideration of representation by tax authority - Direction to the tax authority to consider the petitioners' representation dated 14/09/2015 seeking extension of time for filing income tax returns. - HELD THAT: - The petitioners sought extension of time to file income tax returns. Rather than granting an extension itself, the Court-following an earlier Division Bench order-directed respondent No.2 to consider the representation dated 14/09/2015 in accordance with law and to do so peremptorily by the specified date. The order confines judicial intervention to issuing a mandate for fresh administrative consideration by the tax authority without expressing a substantive view on the merits of the claimed extension. [Paras 3]Respondent No.2 is directed to consider the representation dated 14/09/2015 in accordance with law and peremptorily by 30th September, 2015.Final Conclusion: Writ petitions disposed by directing the tax authority to peremptorily consider the representation for extension of time; no order as to costs. The High Court of Karnataka directed the respondent No.2 to consider the petitioners' request for an extension of time for filing income tax returns by 30th September, 2015, following a Division Bench order. No costs were awarded. (Case Citation: 2015 (10) TMI 60 - KARNATAKA HIGH COURT)
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