Section 156 Error Correction The order made under section 156 of the Income Tax Ordinance, 1979, was unreasonable because the Department was appealing the decision of the High Court through correction orders. The facts were that in effect the Assisting Officer. In addition to the expenditures, generally, the reduction in expenditures in the original order under section 62 of the Income Tax Ordinance, 1979, resulted in the general income and income tax ordinance, the first appellate authority of 1979 realized that There was nothing wrong with floating on the surface, which was a blatant correction, but instead the Sissing Officer changed his mind That was, the bank could not be sub-traded for computing income as a business activity and the costs could not be split between the two incomes. The order was illegal and the order of the first appellate authority was canceled. Was confirmed Appellate Tribunal
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