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Under the Income-tax Act, 2025, how is one income-tax authority made subordinate to another for purposes of control?
The Board does it by notification. The Income-tax Act, 2025 lets the Board notify that any specified income-tax authority or authorities shall be subordinate to other specified authorities, creating the control hierarchy without case-wise orders, assessee applications or parliamentary resolutions.
- ABy the Board issuing a notification directing that specified authorities are subordinate to other specified authoritiesCorrect
- BBy the Assessing Officer passing an order in each case
- CBy the assessee applying to the Commissioner (Appeals)
- DBy a resolution of Parliament in every case
Explanation
The Act empowers the Board, by notification, to direct that specified income-tax authorities are subordinate to other specified authorities. It does not require a case-wise order, an assessee's application or a parliamentary resolution.
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