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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Capital Gains"
Income From Sale Of Immovable Properties To Be Treated As 'Capital Gains,' Not 'Business Income': Kerala High Court
Settlement Consideration Liable To Be Recognized As “Capital Gains” And Not “Profits In Lieu Of Salary”: Delhi High Court
Gain From Selling Of Property Kept For Investment To Be Taxed Under 'Capital Gains': Kerala High Court
Budget 2024 Update: Simplification Of Income Tax Act, Tax Reassessment, Capital Gains Taxation
Income Tax Act Doesn't Mandate That Specific Money Deposited In Capital Gain Account Scheme Shall Be Utilized Towards New Investment: Chennai ITAT
AO Can't Reopen Assessment Beyond Period Of Four Years When There Was Full Disclosure By Assessee: Mumbai ITAT
Section 54F Does Not Envisage That Sale Consideration Obtained From Original Capital Asset Is Mandatorily Utilized For Meeting Cost Of New Asset: Delhi ITAT
Kolkata ITAT Deletes Addition Made By AO Upon Capital Gains By Adopting Value Of Property As Per DVO's Report
Date Of Agreement Can't Be Construed As Date Of Sale Of Shares, For Purpose Of Computation Of Capital Gains: Mumbai ITAT
AO Must Follow Mandate Of Sec 50C If Values Adopted By Stamp Value Authorities Exceeds FMV Of Property: Mumbai ITAT
Once Safe Harbour Rule Of 5% Is Held As Applicable, No Addition Can Be Made By Invoking Sec 50C, Reiterates Kolkata ITAT
Taxpayer Is Entitled To Deduction On Capital Gains U/s 54 Once It Satisfies Conditions Prescribed By Said Provision: Mumbai ITAT
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