I.T.A. NO.7592/KB OF 1992-93 versus I.T.A. NO.7592/KB OF 1992-93
Income Tax Ordinance 1979 Sections 111, 116 and 13 (1) (d) (e) Covering Penal Income Increase men's re-application to invest in assets under Section 13 (1) (d) and (e) and On account, the appraisal officer pressed personal expenses, which was confirmed by the appellate authority first, after it was retained on appeal, and the amount equal to the amount of tax on the land, section 111, income tax. Was fined under the Ordinance 1979. It is fully established against the assessee to provide false print / revenue details that there was no willful default or willful income from him and the penalty proceedings without inquiry. Should have been finalized shortly after. The appeal and therefore the penalty cannot be guaranteed for the dismissal of the appeal. The first appellate authority accepted the fact that Mains was not Rea to impose fines under the Chip XI of the ordinance and the Chapters IX of the ordinance. Orders for imposing additional taxation penalties were established and canceled, while the legal proceedings and punishments provided in Chap XII were inherently criminal. Under Section 111 of the Income Tax Ordinance 1979, a civil duty was intended to cover the loss of income or discourage tax evasion due to concealment of income from the State or discourage tax evasion. They were attracted to cases of litigation and convictions provided in the Chapel XI, which were purely criminal proceedings. As a male, the way to impose additional taxes and penalties
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