Sold two farm lands for Rs 8.75 crore capital gains but paid no tax or filed ITR; ITAT Ahmedabad rules in favour of taxpayer – The Economic Times

Clipped from: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/tax/sold-two-farm-lands-for-rs-8-75-crore-capital-gains-but-paid-no-tax-or-filed-itr-itat-ahmedabad-rules-in-favour-of-taxpayer/articleshow/129654564.cms ET OnlineMan sold two agricultural land and earned Rs 8.75 crore capital gains, files no ITR and paid no tax, Income Tax Dept

Tenancy ended due to demolition of building? Law allows tenants to claim compensation or alternative accommodation – The Economic Times

Clipped from: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/wealth/legal/will/tenancy-ended-due-to-demolition-of-building-law-allows-tenants-to-claim-compensation-or-alternative-accommodation/articleshow/129653386.cms ET OnlineTenants can get compensation for premature termination of tenancy or demand rehousing after demolition of landlord’s building (AI generated representative image) The Allahabad

2008 साली मुंबईवर पाकिस्तानी दहशत  वादयाकडून करण्यात आलेल्या हल्ल्यानंतर एकाही पाकिस्तानी खेळाडूला आयपील मध्ये स्थान देण्यात आलेले नाही– गावसकर यांनी मुंबईतील एका सायंदैनिकात काॅलम लिहिला आहे. त्यातील काही मजकूर–बातमी सौजन्य सकाळ

Property sale: Tax dept denies Section 54 exemption for not depositing in capital gains account; ITAT grants relief – Money News | The Financial Express

Clipped from: https://www.financialexpress.com/money/taxpayer-earns-rs-40-lakh-capital-gains-from-house-sale-reinvests-in-new-property-but-tax-relief-denied-itat-steps-in-4174443/ The Income Tax Appellate Tribunal allowed Section 54 exemption to a taxpayer who failed to deposit capital gains in the Capital Gains Account

WhatsApp chats lead to Rs 22.5 crore tax demand for a taxpayer – ITAT ruling clarifies what counts as evidence – Money News | The Financial Express

Clipped from: https://www.financialexpress.com/money/whatsapp-chats-lead-to-rs-22-5-crore-tax-demand-for-a-taxpayer-itat-ruling-clarifies-what-counts-as-evidence-4175189/ ITAT Delhi deleted a Rs 22.5 crore tax addition made on the basis of WhatsApp chats and third-party digital data, ruling that such

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