#Section 54F
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Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 54 Exemption Allowed as Possession Date Considered Over Registration Date
Income Tax
Income Tax
No Specific Charge = No Penalty – ITAT Deletes 270A Penalty for Vague Notice Bonafide Claim
Income Tax
Income Tax
Wrong Section Claim Not Fatal: ITAT Remands Matter & Nullifies Penalty
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 148 Proceedings Invalid When Based on Previously Considered Information
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Chennai Remands Section 54F Claim, Protective Addition & TDS Credit Issues
Income Tax
Income Tax
No Need for CGAS Deposit If Entire Capital Gains Utilised Before Filing Return – Matter Remanded for Verification
Income Tax
Income Tax
Reopening on Change of Opinion Invalid: ITAT Quashes Entire Assessment
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 54 Deduction Allowed Despite Incomplete Documents: ITAT Bangalore
Income Tax
Income Tax
ITAT Mumbai: Sec 54 Claim Cannot Be Denied Merely for No Original Return-Allowed in Reassessment
Income Tax
Income Tax
Taxation of Property Transactions: Key Section 54/4F Judicial Pronouncements – Part 2
Income Tax
Income Tax
Taxation of Property Transactions: Key Section 54/4F Judicial Pronouncements- Part 1
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 54 Deduction Allowed for Multiple Floors Due to Single Residential House Interpretation
Income Tax
Income Tax
Section 54F Claim Revived – ITAT Allows Fresh Chance to Prove Construction with Additional Evidence
Income Tax
Income Tax
Fresh Claim of Section 54F Cannot Be Rejected Mechanically – ITAT Remands for Reconsideration
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