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This shift is even more pronounced in presumptive tax cases, where about 97% of the taxpayers under the presumptive taxation have shifted to the new tax regime.

No Plans to Introduce Sunset Clause for Old Tax Regime: CBDT Chairman as Majority of Taxpayers Shifting to New Regime

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The year of transfer was 2000, in which the full consideration was paid under the development agreement and not in 2008 as per the registered sale deed.

Capital Gains Taxable in Year of Development Agreement Execution, Not Sale Deed: ITAT

Many taxpayers are still waiting for FY 2024-25 income tax refunds due to high-value claim scrutiny, pending tax demand adjustments, employer-TDS mismatches, and unresolved notices or verification issues.

Income Tax Refunds Still Awaited? Major Causes Behind This Year’s Processing Delays

The IT Department plans to clear over 2 lakh pending appeals in FY26 by simplifying procedures and reducing penalties.

Income Tax Dept Targets Disposal of Over 2 Lakh CIT(A) Appeals in FY26

ITAT held that damages paid for delayed supply under contractual terms are compensatory in nature and allowable as business expenditure under Section 37.

Breach of Contract Damages Are Not Penalties, Income Tax Deduction Allowed: ITAT

ITAT upheld the CIT(A)'s findings that no additions can be made in the hands of the firms towards the capital contribution made by the partners of the firm.

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No Plans to Introduce Sunset Clause for Old Tax Regime: CBDT Chairman as Majority of Taxpayers Shifting to New Regime

Capital Gains Taxable in Year of Development Agreement Execution, Not Sale Deed: ITAT

Income Tax Refunds Still Awaited? Major Causes Behind This Year’s Processing Delays

Income Tax Dept Targets Disposal of Over 2 Lakh CIT(A) Appeals in FY26

Breach of Contract Damages Are Not Penalties, Income Tax Deduction Allowed: ITAT

No Addition Can be Made Against Firm for Capital Contributed by Partners: ITAT Upholds CIT(A)'s Ruling