CBDT orders completion of
withdrawal of Departmental ‘low-tax’ effect appeals from ITAT and HC by January
31st, in pursuance to circular no. 3 of 2018 [substantially enhancing the
monetary limits for filing appeal]; Provides status of appeals withdrawal as on
January 15th,highlights 0% pendency for withdrawal of identified appeals from
HC in CCA regions – Delhi & Mumbai, whereas CCA regions Bhubaneswar &
Guwahati show 100% pendency; While Delhi once again leads on appeals-withdrawal
from ITATs with 0% pendency, however Kolkata, Jaipur & Guwahati show over
50% pendency; Thus, CBDT remarks that, “substantial scope of withdrawal of
identified appeals exists”; Calls for immediate efforts for completing the
appeal withdrawal process.
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