B.L.Choudhury v. CIT

112 ITD 293Income Tax Appellate Tribunal2008#4851 most cited

What is B.L.Choudhury v. CIT authority for?

The Commissioner (Appeals) is not required to confront the Assessing Officer with additional evidence that the Commissioner (Appeals) obtains on their own motion. However, if additional evidence is admitted on the assessee's request, the Assessing Officer must be given an opportunity to rebut it.

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B.L.Choudhury v. CIT · 112 ITD 293 · ITAT · section 250(4) · rule 46A · additional evidence · Commissioner Appeals · Assessing Officer · confrontation · rebuttal

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