#Section 54F
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Deemed Dividend Classification Automatically Triggers Section 10(34) Exemption: ITAT Mumbai

ITAT Mumbai Allows Section 54 Deduction as Allotment Letter & Payment Were Sufficient

ITAT Allows Section 54B Deduction as Agricultural Land Was Purchased Within Two Years

ITAT Allows Section 54B Exemption as Agricultural Land Was Purchased Within Statutory Time Limit

Purchase of MHADA Leasehold Tenement Can Attract Section 56(2)(x): ITAT Mumbai

Multiple Houses Eligible for Section 54 Relief Prior to 01.04.2015: ITAT Delhi

Unregistered Sale Agreement Can Qualify for Section 54 Relief: Hyderabad ITAT

Section 54F Exemption Allowed as Entire Capital Gain Was Invested Within Statutory Period

ITAT Remands Section 54F Dispute Due to Non-Consideration of Evidence

ITAT Allows Carry Forward of LTCG Loss as Section 54F Exemption Must Be Applied First

Sale of Stridhan Jewellery Cannot Be Rejected Solely Due to Absence of Wealth Tax Return: ITAT Mumbai

ITAT Allows Section 54F Deduction as Demolished Property Was Not Habitable

Section 54F Deduction Cannot Be Denied Without Adequate Opportunity to Furnish Evidence

Unlisted Bonds Lose LTCG Benefit; No Capital Gains Exemption for Depreciable Assets under Income Tax Act 2025
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