I.T.AS. NOS.25/LB TO 29/LB OF 2000 versus I.T.AS. NOS.25/LB TO 29/LB OF 2000
Income Tax Ordinance 1979 Sections 154, 61 and 13 of the Inappropriate Service Impact Assessor first supported the appellate authority's determination of this assessment on the basis that once it was taken notice that appropriate This evaluation order should have been canceled if it was not submitted in a timely manner. Although the accuracy reviewing officer took action on the basis of a notice that was not properly informed or served by the reviewer, this would not mean that the notice was without scope. The option was, if during the ordinary course of action, the notice was not properly submitted and, the issuing authority otherwise had the jurisdiction to review the case which could not be terminated because of material misconduct. In the process of the Assessing Officer was still working with the jurisdiction and in the exercise of the jurisdiction Without authorization, the authority did not issue an invalid service order without notice. The first appellate authority order without legal review was upheld and the appeal was dismissed by the tribunal.
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