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Revision petition u/s. 264 - disallowance of carry forward of loss to subsequent years - CIT while disposing of the 264 petition of the assessee, had clearly directed the ld. AO to treat the return filed by the assessee originally as a valid return - AO while giving effect to the proceedings of the ld. CIT should not have travelled beyond the directions given by the ld. CIT. The ld. AO should have simply treated the return filed by the assessee originally and accepted the same without resorting to make any disallowances thereon. - AT
Revision petition u/s. 264 - disallowance of carry forward of loss to subsequent years - CIT while disposing of the 264 petition of the assessee, had clearly directed the ld. AO to treat the return filed by the assessee originally as a valid return - AO while giving effect to the proceedings of the ld. CIT should not have travelled beyond the directions given by the ld. CIT. The ld. AO should have simply treated the return filed by the assessee originally and accepted the same without resorting to make any disallowances thereon. - AT
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