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I.T.AS. NOS. 212/KB AND 213/KB OF 1999-2000, DECIDED ON 26TH JANUARY, 2001 versus I.T.AS. NOS. 212/KB AND 213/KB OF 1999-2000, DECIDED ON 26TH JANUARY, 2001

Schedule A, A, & 62 and the Second Schedule, Reg Reg Societies Registration Act (XX6060 XX XXI) CBR's Circular No. 1996 of of, Additional to the Revision of Waiver Expenses in the Order of the Deputy Commissioner Commissioner's Inspection Options Cancellation of Assessment of Petrol Lubricating Equipment to Society Workers' Work Because Society Members Benefit from Providing Petrol and Lubricating Equipment at Society Cost No vehicle was shown in the schedule of the Income Tax Ordinance 1979 as a violation of the Second Schedule and Call (86) Accumulated amount of lubricants, lubricants, gasoline, salaries, amusements, miscellaneous expenses, repairs and maintenance, telephone, etc. No solid evidence of the work of the Society was brought on record that the Income Tax Ordinance Total violations of 1979 (86) were estimated by an official. A Conscious Order was approved under section 62 of the Income Tax Ordinance 1979, permitting exemptions and examining the Additional Commissioner after examining the accounts, ledgers, cash books and various expenditure details did not prove that the assessment orders were wrong. As well as being biased. Income Tax Interest No deviation from law or error of law could not be assessed by the Assessment. Assessment could not be set aside under the wrapping of Section 66A of the Income Tax Ordinance, 1979 Appellate Tribunal for Income Inspection of Income Tax Orders Vacated the order which was approved under Income Tax Ordinance A. Tax Ordinance, 1979 and restoration of the Assessing Officer list of advocates from Miran Shah lawyer