Rs 1.48 Crore Interest on Delayed Property Payments Qualifies as Cost of Acquisition: ITAT Delhi:

ITAT allows Rs 1.48 crore interest paid to a developer as part of property acquisition cost while remanding the Section 54 deduction claim for fresh verification.
ITAT Allows Interest on Delayed Property Payments as Cost of Acquisition, Remands Section 54 Claim

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Rs 1.48 Crore Interest on Delayed Property Payments Qualifies as Cost of Acquisition: ITAT Delhi
ITAT allows Rs 1.48 crore interest paid to a developer as part of property acquisition cost while remanding the Section 54 deduction claim for fresh verification.
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