ITAT Sets Aside Ex-Parte CIT(A) Order in Rs 42 Lakh Property Sale Tax Case:

ITAT remanded the Rs 42 lakh property sale tax dispute to the CIT(A) for fresh adjudication after setting aside the ex-parte appellate order and directing a fair hearing.
ITAT Sets Aside CIT(A) Ex-Parte Tax Order

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ITAT Sets Aside Ex-Parte CIT(A) Order in Rs 42 Lakh Property Sale Tax Case
ITAT remanded the Rs 42 lakh property sale tax dispute to the CIT(A) for fresh adjudication after setting aside the ex-parte appellate order and directing a fair hearing.
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