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Section 144B applies the Section 144C procedure to faceless assessments. An eligible assessee facing a prejudicial variation following a transfer pricing officer's order must first be issued and served with a draft assessment order, preserving the right to object before the Dispute Resolution Panel. Directly issuing a final assessment without this mandatory step is a jurisdictional illegality, not a curable procedural lapse, and the final assessment may be quashed.
Section 144B applies the Section 144C procedure to faceless assessments. An eligible assessee facing a prejudicial variation following a transfer pricing officer's order must first be issued and served with a draft assessment order, preserving the right to object before the Dispute Resolution Panel. Directly issuing a final assessment without this mandatory step is a jurisdictional illegality, not a curable procedural lapse, and the final assessment may be quashed.
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