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Goods and Services Tax
Goods and Services Tax
Suspicious Suppliers from Different States Not Grounds for Transferring Proceedings to Centre
Income Tax
Income Tax
Capital Gain Tax Exemption on Property under Redevelopment
Income Tax
Income Tax
Capital Gain Exemption On Investment In Two Adjoining Properties
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 54F Exemption Fully Allowed as Son Listed as Proforma Purchaser: ITAT Pune
Income Tax
Income Tax
Capital Gain Exemptions on Property or any Other Asset Sale (Sections 54, 54F, 54EC)
Income Tax
Income Tax
Adhering to Valid Claims in ITR for LTCG on Immovable Property Sales: A Case Study
Goods and Services Tax
Goods and Services Tax
Commercial Tax Officer not obliged to Physically Verify E-Way Bills for Section 54 Refund Claim
Income Tax
Income Tax
Deletion of Unexplained Cash Without Proper Verification Unjustified; Matter Restored: ITAT Raipur
Income Tax
Income Tax
Deduction u/s. 54 admissible even when return is filed belatedly: ITAT Ahmedabad
Income Tax
Income Tax
Investment by firm allowable as deduction u/s. 54G to partner as per his partnership share: ITAT Rajkot
Income Tax
Income Tax
Penalty u/s. 271D unwarranted as reasonable cause shown for cash receipt on sale of property: ITAT Bangalore
Income Tax
Income Tax
Holding period computable from allotment letter date & not sale agreement registration date
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 54: Acquisition Date Is When Possession Is Handed Over, Not Agreement Date
Income Tax
Income Tax
Agreement to sell coupled with possession constituted a valid transfer for Section 54
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