ITAT Grants Relief to Government School in 453-Day Tax Appeal Delay, Orders Fresh Hearing on Section 234E Demand:

ITAT condoned a 453-day delay by a government school and directed the CIT(A) to hear its Section 234E tax appeal afresh.
ITAT Condoned 453-Day Delay in Tax Appeal

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ITAT Grants Relief to Government School in 453-Day Tax Appeal Delay, Orders Fresh Hearing on Section 234E Demand
ITAT condoned a 453-day delay by a government school and directed the CIT(A) to hear its Section 234E tax appeal afresh.
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