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No ITR, no reply to tax notices: Why ITAT Chennai still reduced a doctor’s taxable income by half

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No ITR, no reply to tax notices: Why ITAT Chennai still reduced a doctor’s taxable income by half — Sources: livemint.com

ITAT Chennai ruled on August 19, 2026, reducing a doctor's taxable income by half, even though he failed to file ITR and did not respond to subsequent tax notices. Here's what happened.

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