154 notice issue by assessing officer

Assessment completed under section 143(3).Objection by assessing authority enhancing the capital and new loan received .It is subject matter under section 154 or not after assessment under section 143(3)
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This discussion explores whether a notice under Section 154 of the Income Tax Act can be issued to enhance tax liability after an assessment under Section 143(3) has already been completed. It clarifies that such rectification notices are generally permissible only within four years from the end of the financial year in which the original order was passed. The content also touches upon the grounds for issuing such notices, including objections related to capital enhancements and new loans.

A notice under Section 154 can be issued only up to 4 years after the end of a particular financial year in which a rectification order was passed. If the taxpayer raises an amendment request, the department is bound to respond within 6 months of receipt of such a request.

Notice issue by assessing officer under section 154 for enhancing the tax liability after completing the assessment under section 143(3). Grounds for obtained new loan and enhancing in the capital . It is permissible under section 154

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