Condonation of Delay Under Section 119(2)(b): The Last Route to a Missed Refund
An updated return can never give you a refund. When the money is owed to you and the deadlines have gone, this is the one door still open.
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An updated return can never give you a refund. When the money is owed to you and the deadlines have gone, this is the one door still open.
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The refund you were expecting can be swallowed by a demand from a year you had forgotten about. You get one chance to object, and it expires quietly.
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