Accumulated wealth-tax assessments create taxpayer hardship; administrative directive orders prompt disposal and officer responsibility to clear backlog. Difficulty arising from long-pending wealth-tax assessments has caused assessees hardship by concentrating accumulated demands. The Board directs prompt disposal of outstanding wealth-tax assessments up to assessment year 1971-72 and makes Inspecting Assistant Commissioners responsible for ensuring such assessments do not remain pending beyond 30th June, 1976 except for valid reasons, emphasising priority clearance to alleviate payment difficulties.
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Accumulated wealth-tax assessments create taxpayer hardship; administrative directive orders prompt disposal and officer responsibility to clear backlog.
Difficulty arising from long-pending wealth-tax assessments has caused assessees hardship by concentrating accumulated demands. The Board directs prompt disposal of outstanding wealth-tax assessments up to assessment year 1971-72 and makes Inspecting Assistant Commissioners responsible for ensuring such assessments do not remain pending beyond 30th June, 1976 except for valid reasons, emphasising priority clearance to alleviate payment difficulties.
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