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For interest on excess refund, a reassessment is a regular assessment only if it is the first assessment in the case. Where reassessment follows a scrutiny assessment, it does not meet that condition. Interest under section 234D therefore cannot be levied on an excess refund in those circumstances, and the charge is deleted.
For interest on excess refund, a reassessment is a regular assessment only if it is the first assessment in the case. Where reassessment follows a scrutiny assessment, it does not meet that condition. Interest under section 234D therefore cannot be levied on an excess refund in those circumstances, and the charge is deleted.
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