ITAT Restores Section 270A Penalty Dispute for Fresh Adjudication After Condoning 52-Day Delay:

ITAT condones 52-day delay in Section 270A penalty appeal and directs CIT(A) to decide penalty and quantum appeals together.
ITAT Directs CIT(A) to Rehear Section 270A Penalty Appeal

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ITAT Restores Section 270A Penalty Dispute for Fresh Adjudication After Condoning 52-Day Delay
ITAT condones 52-day delay in Section 270A penalty appeal and directs CIT(A) to decide penalty and quantum appeals together.
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