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    <description>ITAT adjudicated a jurisdictional challenge regarding faceless assessment proceedings. The tribunal found the National Faceless Assessment Centre (NFeAC) lacked legal authority to issue notices under Section 142(1) prior to 29.03.2022. The e-assessment of income escaping assessment scheme, 2022 was notified on 29.03.2022, rendering prior proceedings invalid. Relying on precedent from a similar case, the tribunal determined that the NFeAC had no jurisdiction to conduct assessment or issue notices before the official notification date. Consequently, the tribunal allowed the assessee&#039;s appeal, effectively invalidating the assessment proceedings initiated before the statutory notification date.</description>
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