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Supreme Court of India dismissed the CIT’s Special Leave Petition due to an unexplained 558-day delay and imposed a cost of Rs. 50,000 payable.

Supreme Court Dismisses 558-Day Delayed Special Leave Petition, Imposes Rs. 50,000 Cost on CIT

Supreme Court Dismisses 558-Day Delayed SLP, Imposes Rs. 50,000 Cost on Income Tax Department

For under-construction flat, date of possession, not agreement date, determines eligibility under Section 54

ITAT: Date of Possession, Not Agreement, Relevant for Capital Gains Exemption on Under-Construction Flat

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The Government clarifies that Section 247 does not give the income tax department any new or extra powers beyond what already exists for search operations.

Can Tax Authorities Access Your Emails and Chats? Government Clarifies Scope of Section 247

The Court ruled that unless the subsidy is directly connected with the cost of purchasing an asset, the same cannot be reduced from the block of assets.

Subsidy Cannot Be Reduced from Block of Assets Unless It Is Linked to Asset's Buying Cost: Delhi HC

The Delhi High Court held that Foreign Tax Credit cannot be denied merely for delayed filing of Form 67 and directed the AO to reconsider the claim within two months.

High Court Rules Foreign Tax Credit Cannot Be Denied Merely for late filing of Form 67

Jointly owned property not a bar; construction commenced prior to sale still eligible if completed within three years

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Supreme Court Dismisses 558-Day Delayed SLP, Imposes Rs. 50,000 Cost on Income Tax Department

ITAT: Date of Possession, Not Agreement, Relevant for Capital Gains Exemption on Under-Construction Flat

Can Tax Authorities Access Your Emails and Chats? Government Clarifies Scope of Section 247

Subsidy Cannot Be Reduced from Block of Assets Unless It Is Linked to Asset's Buying Cost: Delhi HC

High Court Rules Foreign Tax Credit Cannot Be Denied Merely for late filing of Form 67

ITAT Allows Sec 54F Exemption of Rs. 26.77 Cr on Shares Sale; Joint Ownership Not a Bar