ITAT Grants Fresh Hearing After Finding CIT(A) Notices Were Sent to Incorrect Email:

ITAT remanded the tax appeal for fresh adjudication after finding that CIT(A) hearing notices were sent to an incorrect email address, denying the taxpayer a fair opportunity to be heard.
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ITAT Grants Fresh Hearing After Finding CIT(A) Notices Were Sent to Incorrect Email
ITAT remanded the tax appeal for fresh adjudication after finding that CIT(A) hearing notices were sent to an incorrect email address, denying the taxpayer a fair opportunity to be heard.
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