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of <h1>New Tax Appeal Process: Two CCITs Decide, Principal CCIT Steps in if Disagreement Occurs, Streamlining High Court Appeals.</h1> The circular from the Central Board of Direct Taxes outlines procedures for filing appeals in a non-adversarial tax regime. In areas with multiple Chief Commissioners of Income Tax (CCIT), two CCITs, including the one with jurisdiction, will decide on filing appeals to the High Court. If they disagree, the Principal CCIT will intervene. For cases under the Principal CCIT's jurisdiction, disagreements are referred to CCIT-II. Importantly, decisions by the jurisdictional CCIT to 'not file' appeals will not require referral to the CCIT panel. This directive should be communicated to all relevant parties.
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