COMMISSIONER OF INCOME TAX, NOW COMMISSIONER INLAND REVENUE, LAHORE versus AYESHA WOOLEN MILLS (PVT.) LIMITED
Authorities expressed regret over the order passed by the High Court, stating that Article 62 (1), Article 185 (3) of the Constitution of Pakistan, Legal Notices, Prohibition of defect in the books of accounts, which led to the issuance of SC The Trading Accounts Approval was issued under section 62 (1) of the Income Tax Ordinance, 1979, and the officer's assessment was dismissed without identifying any defects in the accounting books, the auditor reports. There was no talk of the officer's assessment of the alleged ability. Due to such incompetence, no increase was made and the question was raised before the High Court was not properly framed that the decision passed by the High Court was well written. And was deemed unimaginable and no interference was sought from the Supreme Court dismissed r \ n \ r \ n