alleryStart learning →Particulars in returns and statements filed under the Act are generally:
APublished every year
BOpen to all taxpayers
CGiven to any buyer
DNot to be disclosed
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Not to be disclosed
Section 158(1) bars disclosure of particulars in statements, returns and documents except as provided in sub-section (3).
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