ITAT Holds Cost of Acquisition Cannot Be Taken as Nil Merely Because Old Records Are Unavailable:
The ITAT Bangalore rules that interest under Section 234A cannot be levied for the period during which filing a valid return was legally impossible before notice under Section 148.
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Saima
Jul 6, 2026Premium
ITAT Holds Cost of Acquisition Cannot Be Taken as Nil Merely Because Old Records Are Unavailable
The ITAT Bangalore rules that interest under Section 234A cannot be levied for the period during which filing a valid return was legally impossible before notice under Section 148.
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