ITAT Sends Rs 28 Crore Tax Addition Back to CIT(A), Directs Fresh Examination of Property Capital Gains and Section 54 Claim:

ITAT Sends Rs 28 Crore Tax Addition Back to CIT(A), Directs Fresh Examination of Property Capital Gains and Section 54 Claim

ITAT remands a Rs 9.28 crore tax dispute to CIT(A) for fresh consideration of property capital gains, acquisition cost and Section 54 deduction claims.

ITAT Remands Rs 9.28 Crore Tax Dispute to CIT(A)

authorVanshika vermadateAug 27, 2026
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ITAT Sends Rs 28 Crore Tax Addition Back to CIT(A), Directs Fresh Examination of Property Capital Gains and Section 54 Claim

ITAT remands a Rs 9.28 crore tax dispute to CIT(A) for fresh consideration of property capital gains, acquisition cost and Section 54 deduction claims.

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