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Demand order summary
- Final demand after adjudication; next step is appeal or payment.
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Demand order summary
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- CIT(A) appeal: Form 35 (now Form 99), grounds, and stay of demandFiling CIT(A): Form 35 (now Form 99) online on IT e-filing portal. Statement of facts + grounds of appeal + supporting documents. Appeal fee: ₹250 (assessed income ≤₹1…
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