Revision of monetary limits for filing Department appeals/references before various appellate authorities - clarification in respect of instruction No. 1979.
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Monetary limits for departmental appeals: file and assess appeals by assessment year when tax effect exceeds prescribed threshold. Monetary limits for filing departmental appeals are to be applied by treating 'each case taken singly' as each assessment year for each assessee, so that appeals must be filed for the particular assessment year when the tax effect for that year exceeds the prescribed limit. Adverse judgments should be contested where prosecution proceedings are contemplated only if the prosecution concerns the same point under appeal; points unrelated to the contemplated prosecution need not be contested.
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Monetary limits for departmental appeals: file and assess appeals by assessment year when tax effect exceeds prescribed threshold.
Monetary limits for filing departmental appeals are to be applied by treating "each case taken singly" as each assessment year for each assessee, so that appeals must be filed for the particular assessment year when the tax effect for that year exceeds the prescribed limit. Adverse judgments should be contested where prosecution proceedings are contemplated only if the prosecution concerns the same point under appeal; points unrelated to the contemplated prosecution need not be contested.
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