SULTAN MUHAMMAD KHAN versus DEPUTY COMMISSIONER INLAND REVENUE
Sections 139 and 140 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional petition Notice of tax receipt to taxpayers on the basis of the taxpayer's notice of receipt of tax issued by the Income Tax Authorities on the basis that the taxpayer's existence All that's left now. Any tax notice and notice from the taxpayer should have disclosed how the tax was paid. The notice should also reveal how the other person was held responsible if the tax was being collected from another person, who was responsible for paying the tax. No action was taken to pay the tax so that it could show that the tax was not recoverable from the company and that the applicant is liable to pay tax under section 139 of the Income Tax Ordinance 2001, However, after facing it and the applicant's rights can be heard. The due process of and trial was lated violation of a fair trial, which was violated by the High Court through a notice under Section 140 of the Income Tax Ordinance 2001, permitting the petition to be invalid as a condition Was \ r \ n
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