NRI buys property in India, Tax Dept adds Rs 56.15 lakh as unexplained income — ITAT gives relief after checking fund trail – Money News | The Financial Express

Clipped from: https://www.financialexpress.com/money/nri-buys-property-in-india-tax-dept-flags-rs-56-15-lakh-as-unexplained-investment-what-itat-finds-next-4163502/ An NRI faced a tax addition of ₹56.15 lakh after buying property in India when the tax department questioned the source of funds.

Expat in UAE with assets but no Will? The 2026 amendment changes how your assets will be transferred to your legal heirs – The Economic Times

Clipped from: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/legal/will/expat-in-uae-with-assets-but-no-will-the-2026-amendment-changes-how-your-assets-will-be-transferred-to-your-legal-heirs/articleshow/129072355.cms ET OnlineEqual inheritance: UAE Law for residents by default grants half estate to spouse and equal share to children in absence of a

Updated return vs black money law: Drafting gap may trigger 30% tax and 300% penalty under Finance Bill 2026 – The Economic Times

Clipped from: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/tax/updated-return-vs-black-money-law-drafting-gap-may-trigger-30-tax-and-300-penalty-under-finance-bill-2026/articleshow/129071501.cms ET OnlineAI generated representative image The Finance Bill, 2026 proposes several reforms aimed at encouraging voluntary compliance—including expanding the scope of updated returns

Insurer denies accident claim for No FIR and suspected drunken driving; consumer commission orders Rs 5.58 lakh payout: Key lessons for policyholders – The Economic Times

Clipped from: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/legal/will/insurer-denies-accident-claim-for-no-fir-and-suspected-drunken-driving-consumer-commission-orders-rs-5-58-lakh-payout-key-lessons-for-policyholders/articleshow/128971682.cms ET OnlineDriver lost control and crashed the car; service center tells Rs 7 lakh repair cost; Insurer denies claim alleging no FIR and

₹60 Lakh vs ₹1.20 crore: How Budget 2026’s foreign asset disclosure scheme cuts black money act risk for NRIs and residents with overseas assets – The Economic Times

Clipped from: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/tax/60-lakh-vs-1-20-crore-how-budget-2026s-foreign-asset-disclosure-scheme-cuts-black-money-act-risk-for-nris-and-residents-with-overseas-assets/articleshow/129011397.cms ET OnlineAI generated representative image For returning NRI students, professionals, tech employees, relocated NRIs, and residents with overseas financial footprints, reporting of foreign

Income Tax Section 153C Notices Time-Barred When Computed From Satisfaction Note Date: Delhi HC Quashes Reassessment [Read Order]

Clipped from: https://www.taxscan.in/top-stories/income-tax-section-153c-notices-time-barred-when-computed-from-satisfaction-note-date-delhi-hc-quashes-reassessment-1443149?TRN300=svBwJnCucaunBEfYYuaMckWwASJdwUMbvFIIuAlhwjWMvUfSIMCkzyDnkMsAchMbvFIyuAMScYEzMb&LKD333=3432933 The court quashed Income Tax Section 153C notices as time-barred after holding that limitation must be computed from the satisfaction note date. The

ITAT Grants Deduction under Section 54F to NRI: Residential Houses Outside and Inside India Considered [Read Order]

Clipped from: https://www.taxscan.in/top-stories/itat-grants-deduction-under-section-54f-to-nri-residential-houses-outside-and-inside-india-considered-1443147?from-login=449965&token=RDWEB3CKNC41QUFKHYCNWTIHOJSA1LBG2KKOA AO had conducted an incomplete inquiry with regards to the deduction claimed under Section 54F. Principal CIT to reassess the claim considering the

Gift of Property Share from Husband to Wife Eligible for Capital Gain Exemption, But Clubbing and Capital Gains Rules Apply: Rules ITAT [Read Order]

Clipped from: https://www.taxscan.in/top-stories/gift-of-property-share-from-husband-to-wife-eligible-for-capital-gain-exemption-but-clubbing-and-capital-gains-rules-apply-rules-itat-1421600?TRN300=CEBWzMSUsaUPKegAedYMcbWGACJDwuMKEGAvdYqxgJGMVUfcyMsKJIDqKMsAshMbVwAEDIMSSIeJMk&LKD333=3439104 Observing that the legal transfer of ownership through gift and the reinvestment of capital gains satisfied the conditions under Section 54, the ITAT

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