ITAT Mumbai Sends Tax Appeal Back to CIT(A) After Typographical Error:
ITAT Mumbai held that a typographical error in the assessment year cannot defeat justice and remanded the tax appeal back to CIT(A) for fresh decision on merits.
ITAT Sends Back Case to CIT(A) for Fresh Hearing
Vanshika verma
Jun 3, 2026
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ITAT Mumbai Sends Tax Appeal Back to CIT(A) After Typographical Error
ITAT Mumbai held that a typographical error in the assessment year cannot defeat justice and remanded the tax appeal back to CIT(A) for fresh decision on merits.
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