ITAT Rules Mere Omission to Report Exempt Dividend Cannot Convert Tax-Exempt Income into Taxable Income:
The ITAT Mumbai held that exempt dividend can not be treated as taxable only if not disclosed in Schedule EI
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Aug 8, 2026
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ITAT Rules Mere Omission to Report Exempt Dividend Cannot Convert Tax-Exempt Income into Taxable Income
The ITAT Mumbai held that exempt dividend can not be treated as taxable only if not disclosed in Schedule EI
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