ITAT Holds Assessee Cannot Seek Removal of Observations Made During Statutory Inquiry After Withdrawing Registration Application:

The ITAT held that observations recorded by authority during a lawful inquiry cannot be erased merely because the assessee later withdraws its application.
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ITAT Holds Assessee Cannot Seek Removal of Observations Made During Statutory Inquiry After Withdrawing Registration Application
The ITAT held that observations recorded by authority during a lawful inquiry cannot be erased merely because the assessee later withdraws its application.
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