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notice u/s 148

satbir singhwahi

Dear Sir,

Case assessed u/s 143(3) ,limited scrutiny,return income accepted.But now case opened u/s 148 on issue not covered by limited scrutiny issue points.New issue can be taken when limited scrutiny already done.Please guide.

Reopening assessments should not introduce new issues when prior limited scrutiny has already examined and accepted the return. Where a return has been examined and accepted under limited scrutiny, a subsequent reassessment notice is constrained in scope and should not be used to raise new matters unrelated to the grounds justifying reopening. (AI Summary)
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DR.MARIAPPAN GOVINDARAJAN on Jul 13, 2021

In my view no.

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