#Section 54F
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Leased property exceeding 12 year eligible for Section 54F exemption

AO cannot reject Section 54 exemption if amount was deposited in capital gain deposit account

Unutilized amount in Capital Gain A/c can be withdrawn post Tax deduction

Section 54F | Holding period | Computation from allotment or possession date

Section 54F exemption if Sale Proceed not invested in Specified Govt Scheme but Property purchased within Three Years

CIT(A) cannot enhance income based on sources not considered during assessment

Section 54F deduction on payment for residential house eligible till due date of belated return filing

Section 54F Unutilized capital gain taxable as income u/s 45 after 3 Years

Ownership by registered deed not mandatory to claim section 54/54F exemption

Sec 54F date of agreement to sell can be considered as date of transfer

Section 54/54F: New residential house need not be purchased by assessee in his own name

Aseesee can have both Trading & Investment Portfolio for Business Income & Capital Gain

For Section 54 exemption compute holding period from asset acquisition date

No Deduction u/s 54B /54F if sale deed was unregistered and payment was in cash
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