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Case Name : Jasmine Bhaskar Shah Vs PCIT (ITAT Mumbai)
Related Assessment Year : 2020-21
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Jasmine Bhaskar Shah Vs PCIT (ITAT Mumbai) An order u/s 263 was passed by CIT on grounds that exemption u/s 54F was not admissible as assessee owned more than one residential property as on the date of transfer & in the said order it was also stated that holding period of previous owner was not to be considered for indexation benefit on shares received as gifts. Date Event 12/02/2016 Husband acquires shares 27/02/2020 Assessee receives above shares as gift from husband. Assesee gifts house to daughter in law 13/03/2020 Assessee sells the shares and claims indexation from 12/02/201...
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