Income-tax Officers should record a confidential note in the order sheet in all cases where the income returned by the assessee is less than 80% of the income assessed
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Confidential note requirement: officers must document reasons when returned income is substantially lower than assessed income. Income-tax officers must record a confidential note in the order sheet whenever the income returned by an assessee is substantially lower than the income assessed (after allowance for bona fide disallowances), stating the reasons for the disparity; supervisory authorities must ensure strict compliance and take action against officers who fail to follow this instruction.
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Confidential note requirement: officers must document reasons when returned income is substantially lower than assessed income.
Income-tax officers must record a confidential note in the order sheet whenever the income returned by an assessee is substantially lower than the income assessed (after allowance for bona fide disallowances), stating the reasons for the disparity; supervisory authorities must ensure strict compliance and take action against officers who fail to follow this instruction.
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