Appeal monetary thresholds raised for tax references, increasing High Court and Supreme Court filing limits due to cost. The Board raises the departmental monetary thresholds for higher court litigation: references to the High Court now require consideration only where the revenue effect exceeds Rs.10,000, and appeals to the Supreme Court where the revenue effect exceeds Rs.30,000, a partial modification justified by increased litigation costs and intended to limit sanctioning of cases below those limits.
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Appeal monetary thresholds raised for tax references, increasing High Court and Supreme Court filing limits due to cost.
The Board raises the departmental monetary thresholds for higher court litigation: references to the High Court now require consideration only where the revenue effect exceeds Rs.10,000, and appeals to the Supreme Court where the revenue effect exceeds Rs.30,000, a partial modification justified by increased litigation costs and intended to limit sanctioning of cases below those limits.
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