Appeal filing to ITAT: centralized CIT responsibility, mandated scrutiny reports and timelines ensure justified, properly documented appeals. Responsibility for filing appeals under section 253 rests with the jurisdictional CIT who, after considering subordinate reports, decides whether to contest CIT(A) orders; once authorized, the Range Head ensures timely filing and follow-up while the AO effects actual filing. A prescribed timeline governs transmission, scrutiny report preparation, Range Head recommendation, CIT decision and filing. Annexure II prescribes a detailed scrutiny report to compute tax effect, identify perversity, note additional evidence or remand reports, and produce draft grounds; the CIT must record issue wise decisions with reasons and issue authorization under section 253(2) where appeal is to be filed.
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Appeal filing to ITAT: centralized CIT responsibility, mandated scrutiny reports and timelines ensure justified, properly documented appeals.
Responsibility for filing appeals under section 253 rests with the jurisdictional CIT who, after considering subordinate reports, decides whether to contest CIT(A) orders; once authorized, the Range Head ensures timely filing and follow-up while the AO effects actual filing. A prescribed timeline governs transmission, scrutiny report preparation, Range Head recommendation, CIT decision and filing. Annexure II prescribes a detailed scrutiny report to compute tax effect, identify perversity, note additional evidence or remand reports, and produce draft grounds; the CIT must record issue wise decisions with reasons and issue authorization under section 253(2) where appeal is to be filed.
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