M.S. Raju v. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax (MANU/AP/0956/
298 ITR 373Reported decision#10482 most cited
What is M.S. Raju v. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax (MANU/AP/0956/ authority for?
The word 'record' when used in relation to revisionary powers under Section 263 of the Income Tax Act, 1961, is not restricted to material available before the Assessing Officer, but can include material obtained subsequently. This distinguishes it from revisionary powers under Section 264, which may have a narrower scope.
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M.S. Raju v. Deputy Commissioner of Income Tax · 298 ITR 373 · section 263 · section 264 · revisionary powers · interests of revenue · record · material obtained subsequently