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I. T. AS. NOS. 3770-LB, 3771-LB AND 3772-LB OF 2000 versus I. T. AS. NOS. 3770-LB, 3771-LB AND 3772-LB OF 2000

Sections 33 and Second Schedule, CLS (39) and (111) exemption, was a member of the Provincial Assembly of Claims for Assisi and received money under the heads. Salary; Telephone allowance; Office maintenance allowance; subsidiary allowance; Travel allowance; Goods allowance; Daily allowance; Subsidy and accommodation allowance; but it offered only tax. Salaries, telephone allowances and daily allowances in the income tax declarations and the remaining amount were claimed to have been assessed by the Commissioner Income Tax (Appeal) for three related years in the first cycle and the Assessment Officer. The matter was reviewed with the remand case. As a second member or directed to be given the opportunity to submit copies of the appraisal orders for an appeal decision and the matter should be reiterated, in the light of the evidence failed to comply with the instructions issued by the Assisi First Appellate Authority. Stayed and went to appeal again. The appellate authority had earlier rejected the Assessing Officer's order to maintain and restore the Assissee dispute, thereby giving the Assessing Authority sufficient evidence to file its claim of immunity. Despite the opportunity provided, Ones demanded to do so. Assume to substantiate this with documentary evidence, but the motive for the waiver they failed to do so was rightly rejected. best advocate from Chawinda lawyer