This document discusses several topics related to income tax law including expressions found in the Income-tax Act of 1961,
comprehending provisions of the Act, precedence of decisions from benches with equal judges, questions regarding tax
assessments, and the tax year. It notes that the purpose is to enable students to understand parts of the Income-tax Act and that
precedence of later benches remains if decisions are from benches with equal numbers of judges. The tax questions provided
aim to be in accordance with laws as amended up to November.
This document discusses several topics related to income tax law including expressions found in the Income-tax Act of 1961,
comprehending provisions of the Act, precedence of decisions from benches with equal judges, questions regarding tax
assessments, and the tax year. It notes that the purpose is to enable students to understand parts of the Income-tax Act and that
precedence of later benches remains if decisions are from benches with equal numbers of judges. The tax questions provided
aim to be in accordance with laws as amended up to November.
This document discusses several topics related to income tax law including expressions found in the Income-tax Act of 1961,
comprehending provisions of the Act, precedence of decisions from benches with equal judges, questions regarding tax
assessments, and the tax year. It notes that the purpose is to enable students to understand parts of the Income-tax Act and that
precedence of later benches remains if decisions are from benches with equal numbers of judges. The tax questions provided
aim to be in accordance with laws as amended up to November.
some of the expressions found under the Income-tax Act, 1961.
Thepurpose of this Chapter is to enable the students to
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