Income tax tribunal proceedings open to public with statutory exceptions; bench may mark orders for publication. Proceedings before the Income tax Appellate Tribunal are generally open to the public, subject to statutory exceptions and government notification, but the Tribunal may direct closure of particular hearings at its discretion. The amendment also permits the Bench members, or in their absence the Vice President or President, to mark an order as fit for publication; the rules come into force immediately.
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Income tax tribunal proceedings open to public with statutory exceptions; bench may mark orders for publication.
Proceedings before the Income tax Appellate Tribunal are generally open to the public, subject to statutory exceptions and government notification, but the Tribunal may direct closure of particular hearings at its discretion. The amendment also permits the Bench members, or in their absence the Vice President or President, to mark an order as fit for publication; the rules come into force immediately.
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