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<h1>Revised Guidelines: Chief Commissioners Gain Authority to Decide Appeals in Tax Cases, Subject to Monetary and Legal Criteria.</h1> The circular outlines revised guidelines for Chief Commissioners regarding the filing of appeals or references in tax-related cases. Previously, the Board's approval was required for certain appeals, but now Chief Commissioners can decide whether to contest adverse judgments from High Courts or Tribunals. Appeals should be selective, adhering to specified monetary limits, except in cases involving significant legal questions or adverse judgments related to prosecution, departmental strictures, or Board orders. Some adverse judgments may not need contesting, while others require the Board's prior approval, especially in high-revenue cases or disagreements. An Integrated Judicial Reference System is established for consistent departmental responses.