Geecee Ventures Discloses CIT(A) Dismissal of Appeal; To Approach ITAT:

Geecee Ventures Discloses CIT(A) Dismissal of Appeal; To Approach ITAT

Geecee Ventures to appeal before ITAT after CIT(A) dismissed its challenge against a Rs 19.22 crore tax addition related to exempt dividend income.

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authorVanshika vermadateJun 5, 2026
Last update on Jul 23, 2026
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Geecee Ventures Discloses CIT(A) Dismissal of Appeal; To Approach ITAT

Geecee Ventures to appeal before ITAT after CIT(A) dismissed its challenge against a Rs 19.22 crore tax addition related to exempt dividend income.

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