appellant submits that when the
revenue wishes to correct one wrong action of the assessee,
then it is duty bound to correct the other consequential ... wrong
actions arising merely because of the first wrong action. As per
the Revenue, the appellant declared the income by way of
perquisite
been filed by the assessee
and he contends that some company was wrongly included by it in the list of
comparables, whose comparability should ... further submitted that appellate authority is
required to set right the wrongful actions of lower authorities. In this regard,
he relied on the decision
assessee u/s 153A/143(3) of the Act, the whole action
is wrong, illegal, misconceived, unjustified and bad at law
therefore it should ... Block J,
South Extension Part 1, New Delhi. The action of the
authorities below is wrong, illegal, misconceived,
unjustified and bad at law therefore
India is
impeded by an act of impossibility, attributable to wrongful action of govt.
Without availability of passport assessee cannot be assumed to leave India
erred in confirming the
following actions of the Assessing Officer:-
1. Initiating proceedings u/s 147/148 of the Income-
tax Act, 1961 against ... year;
3. In completing the assessment on the basis of such
wrong action
erred in confirming the
following actions of the Assessing Officer:-
1. Initiating proceedings u/s 147/148 of the Income-
tax Act, 1961 against ... year;
3. In completing the assessment on the basis of such
wrong action
erred in confirming the
following actions of the Assessing Officer:-
1. Initiating proceedings u/s 147/148 of the Income-
tax Act, 1961 against ... year;
3. In completing the assessment on the basis of such
wrong action
done working capital adjustment
because there was no action. Wrong reliance on order in PCIT vs. Kusum
Health Care (P) Ltd. - [2018] 99 taxmann
done working capital adjustment
because there was no action. Wrong reliance on order in PCIT vs. Kusum
Health Care (P) Ltd. - [2018] 99 taxmann
year:
3. in completing the assessment on the basis of such wrong
action u/s 143(3) of the Act:
4. in computing the income
