Regarding recovery made by ITO

If once recovery following  reassessment  is made ,can after 6 years , other  ITO  charge interest mentioning that less interest was calculated by previous ITO?Is there no limitation period?

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This discussion explores whether a successor Income Tax Officer (ITO) can charge interest years after an initial recovery, citing undercalculation by a previous ITO. While rectification orders are possible, there are limitations. Generally, such orders must be made within four years of the relevant financial year. The question arises whether this four-year limit applies even when recovery was made with interest on delayed payment under section 226(3), or if audit findings can override this.

Yes the successor ITO can pass rectification order after giving an opportunity to be heard if he finds that the interest has been under charged in the original assessment order. however limitations are there. the rectification order has to be passed within 4 years from the end of the relevant financial year during which the original order had been passed

In this case   under section 226(3),recovery was made with interest on delayed payment .Does limitation of 4 year apply in this case too,apart  from common assessment orders ?

@ Ramakrishnan Sir and other experts,pls throw some light as it is commonsense that none can keep looking into  errors of self to  create  demand from anyone.

The difference in interest computation might be pointed out by audit party

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