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Appeals to the High Court under the Black Money and Imposition of Tax Act, 2015 are classified as Tax Appeals rather than income-tax appeals. Rule 1(3A) applies to High Court appeals under any other enactment providing for the levy of tax, and section 19 of the Act provides for an appeal against a Tribunal order. An income-tax appeal may therefore be converted and registered as a Tax Appeal, subject to other objections.
Appeals to the High Court under the Black Money and Imposition of Tax Act, 2015 are classified as Tax Appeals rather than income-tax appeals. Rule 1(3A) applies to High Court appeals under any other enactment providing for the levy of tax, and section 19 of the Act provides for an appeal against a Tribunal order. An income-tax appeal may therefore be converted and registered as a Tax Appeal, subject to other objections.
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