Instructions regarding review of pending assessment/reassessment cases under stay orders and expeditious action for vacating such stays under a time-bound campaign mode
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Stay order review in pending tax assessments requires time-bound verification, early hearing requests, and coordinated action to vacate stays. Instructions were issued for a time-bound review of pending assessment and reassessment cases stalled by subsisting court stay orders. Assessing officers were required to identify such cases, update the status of each order, dispose of matters already decided by the court, and pursue vacation of continuing stays through the Department's High Court and Supreme Court cells. A tiered verification and reporting process was prescribed, and appellate work wings were directed to file early hearing or similar applications and ensure completion of action within the campaign period.
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Stay order review in pending tax assessments requires time-bound verification, early hearing requests, and coordinated action to vacate stays.
Instructions were issued for a time-bound review of pending assessment and reassessment cases stalled by subsisting court stay orders. Assessing officers were required to identify such cases, update the status of each order, dispose of matters already decided by the court, and pursue vacation of continuing stays through the Department's High Court and Supreme Court cells. A tiered verification and reporting process was prescribed, and appellate work wings were directed to file early hearing or similar applications and ensure completion of action within the campaign period.
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