I.T.AS. NOS.203/KB TO 206/KB OF 1998-99, DECIDED ON 29TH JUNE, 1999. versus I.T.AS. NOS.203/KB TO 206/KB OF 1998-99, DECIDED ON 29TH JUNE, 1999.
Income Tax Ordinance 1979 Sections 156 and 13 (1) (a) Fault correction is not a known matter. Application for correction of an Assessment Order amended to allow credit for irrevocable additions to income On the basis that the appraisal order was not mistaken, the appeal for the first appellate authority directed the assessing officer to resort to an unreasonable increase which the property never made, Claimed the benefit of insurmountable increase during the original action or even during separate sets of action, The question of whether or not the error of any order is raised in the judgment order can be justified on the basis of the error floating at the correctional order level and not for the matters discussed, before the appellate tribunal during the first appeal Authority order was emptied. Original assessment order
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