Resident or Non-Resident? ITAT Orders Fresh Assessment in Rs 53.46 Lakh Income Tax Dispute:

ITAT remands the Rs 53.46 lakh tax dispute to the AO for fresh assessment of Bharat Bhushan Gupta’s residential status.
ITAT Remands Rs 53.46 Lakh Tax Dispute to AO

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Resident or Non-Resident? ITAT Orders Fresh Assessment in Rs 53.46 Lakh Income Tax Dispute
ITAT remands the Rs 53.46 lakh tax dispute to the AO for fresh assessment of Bharat Bhushan Gupta’s residential status.
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