Reopening under s.148A(d) upheld as objections considered; substantive grievances to be raised before AO in reassessment SC held that reopening under s.148A(d) was valid as objections were considered; any substantive grievances must be pursued before the AO in reassessment ...
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Reopening under s.148A(d) upheld as objections considered; substantive grievances to be raised before AO in reassessment
SC held that reopening under s.148A(d) was valid as objections were considered; any substantive grievances must be pursued before the AO in reassessment proceedings. The HC correctly dismissed the writ petition challenging the reopening. The Special Leave Petition is dismissed and pending applications are disposed of.
The Supreme Court of India dismissed the Special Leave Petition challenging a re-opening notice under Section 148A(d) of the Income Tax Act, 1961. The High Court rightly dismissed the writ petition, and no interference by the Supreme Court was deemed necessary. The Special Leave Petition stands dismissed, and pending applications are disposed of.
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