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S. 54EC – 6 Month Means 6 British calendar Months

Case Law Details

Case Name
Aquatech Engineers Vs Additional Commissioner Of Income Tax (ITAT Mumbai)
Date of Judgement/Order
Only available for paid members
Related Assessment Year
2008- 09
Advertisement The difference arises on two counts. Firstly, the date from which the period of six months is to be reckoned. While the assessee contends it to be as 10.03.2008, i.e., the date of receipt of the consideration for transfer (of the long term capital asset), the Revenue adopts the said date as 29.02.2008, i.e., the date of the agreement, as the transfer u/s. 2(47) of the Act occurred only on the said date. Two, while the Revenue considers the period of six months to expire exactly on August 31, 2008; the same commencing on March 01, 2008, i.e., the date following the date of tran...
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  1. The judgment will certainly throw light in calculating the month as per British calender. It would certainly bring an end to the controversy in this regard.

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