Ahmedabad ITAT suo-moto
identifies 697 cases with low tax effect and disposes off the same, pursuant
to CBDT circular dated July 11, 2018 directing withdrawal of
Dept. appeals before ITAT where tax effect is lower than Rs. 20 lakh;
Considering summary disposal of 697 appeals at Ahmedabad bench and 184 at
Rajkot bench, ITAT knocks off around 750 non tax effect appeals
through video-conferencing.:ITAT
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