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Section 54 Deduction Allowed Despite Incomplete Documents: ITAT Bangalore
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No Penalty for Wrong Claim or Head of Income – ITAT Deletes Section 271(1)(c) Penalty
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ITAT Mumbai: Sec 54 Claim Cannot Be Denied Merely for No Original Return-Allowed in Reassessment
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ITAT Bangalore: Mere Wrong Claim u/s 54 Does Not Attract Penalty u/s 271(1)(c)
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Taxation of Property Transactions: Key Section 54/4F Judicial Pronouncements – Part 2
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Section 54 Exemption Allowed Without Registration Due to Possession & Payment
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Taxation of Property Transactions: Key Section 54/4F Judicial Pronouncements- Part 1
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Section 54 Deduction Allowed Due to Investment Within Time from Registered Deed Date
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Section 54 Deduction Allowed for Multiple Floors Due to Single Residential House Interpretation
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Fresh Claim of Section 54F Cannot Be Rejected Mechanically – ITAT Remands for Reconsideration
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Section 54F Relief Allowed in Reassessment: ITAT Treats JDA Flats as Investment
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Section 263 Revision Quashed Due to Pending Appeal on Same Issue Before CIT(A)
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Section 54 Exemption Allowed as Possession Taken Despite Unregistered Agreement
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Section 54 Benefit Granted as Possession of Under-Construction Flat Taken Within 3 Years
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