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Revision u/s 263 by CIT - inadequate v/s no enquiry - unsecured loan, difference in stock and late payment of PF & ESI - The Tribunal reviewed each of the contested issues and found that the AO had adequately considered them during the assessment. It observed that the appellant had provided relevant details and explanations, which were duly examined by the AO. As a result, the Tribunal determined that there was no basis for considering the assessment order as erroneous under Section 263.
Revision u/s 263 by CIT - inadequate v/s no enquiry - unsecured loan, difference in stock and late payment of PF & ESI - The Tribunal reviewed each of the contested issues and found that the AO had adequately considered them during the assessment. It observed that the appellant had provided relevant details and explanations, which were duly examined by the AO. As a result, the Tribunal determined that there was no basis for considering the assessment order as erroneous under Section 263.
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