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Missed an appeal hearing notice
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Facts
The Commissioner (Appeals) can decide the appeal on the record if you do not respond, though orders must deal with each ground with reasons.
Provisions and law
- Sec 250, Income-tax Act 1961The Commissioner (Appeals) fixes hearings, may allow additional grounds, and decides each ground with reasons (2025 Act number to be confirmed).
Analysis
If the date has passed but no order is out, file your submission immediately with a short reason. If an adverse order is passed without hearing you, you can appeal to the Tribunal and point out the lack of hearing. Keep your email and mobile updated so notices reach you.
Conclusion
- Check the appeal status on the portal.
- If still open, file submissions at once.
- If decided, read the order.
- Consider a Tribunal appeal if unheard.
- Update contact details.
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