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Capital Gains from Sale of Multiple Residential Houses Eligible for Section 54 Exemption If Invested in One Residential House
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 54/54F Exemption Allowed despite Non-CGAS Deposit if Sale Proceeds Invested in House on Time
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 54 Exemption Must Be Computed Asset-Wise as Each House Transfer Is a Separate Source of Capital Gain: ITAT Bangalore
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Income Tax
Various Income Tax exemptions available against Capital Gains
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Income Tax
Section 54 Exemption Available for Every House Sold: Bengaluru ITAT
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Ahmedabad Quashes Addition as AO Exceeded Limited Scrutiny Scope
Income Tax
Income Tax
Bangalore ITAT Upholds Section 11 Exemption Despite Alleged Capitation Fee Collections
Income Tax
Income Tax
Pune ITAT Deletes ₹4.02 Crore ‘On-Money’ Addition; Third-Party Statements and Dumb Documents Not Enough
Income Tax
Income Tax
Commercial Label in Sale Deed Not Enough to Deny Section 54 Relief: ITAT Delhi
Income Tax
Income Tax
No Addition on Reopening Issue, No Addition on Any Other Issue: Bangalore ITAT Quashes Reassessment
Income Tax
Income Tax
Can Capital Gains Exemption Be Claimed If House Is Bought in Spouse’s/Family Members Name?
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Criticises AO’s Inaction as Remand Reports & Upholds Section 54 Denial
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 234B Interest Not Leviable When Seized Cash Exceeds Tax Liability: ITAT Jabalpur
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 50C Addition Upheld as Seized Cash Confirmed On-Money Receipt
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