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A Thane homebuyer spent 14 years proving he didn't pay cash for his flat. The IT Department had a spreadsheet. ITAT had the last word.

Builder Confirmed No Cash, IT Department Didn’t Believe Homebuyer

A Thane homebuyer spent 14 years proving he didn’t pay cash for his flat. The IT Department had a spreadsheet. ITAT had the last word.
In a landmark order, the Maharashtra State Co-operative Appellate Court has upheld the removal of 50 defunct members from Irla CHS records, ruling that membership automatically ceases upon transfer of interest during redevelopment.

Can A Residential Flat Used As Clinic Claim Capital Gains Exemption, Meant for Commercial Property?

ITAT holds that using a residential flat as a clinic does not make it eligible for Section 54F exemption, but directs fresh consideration under Section 54.
Should capital gains on a flat be calculated from the allotment letter date or registration date? ITAT Mumbai says allotment letter date prevails, giving major relief to homebuyers in a key order.

Allotment Letter Date or Registration Date: ITAT Mumbai Clarifies Key Rule for Capital Gains Tax on Flats

Should capital gains on a flat be calculated from the allotment letter date or registration date? ITAT Mumbai says allotment letter date prevails, giving major relief to homebuyers in a key order.
A cancelled property deal, Rs 40 lakh in cash deposits, and a developer who went silent — how an Ambernath woman finally won her tax battle at ITAT Mumbai.

Property Deal Gone Wrong: Rs 40 Lakh Cash Deposit Lands Ambernath Woman in Tax Trouble

A cancelled property deal, Rs 40 lakh in cash deposits, and a developer who went silent — how an Ambernath woman finally won her tax battle at ITAT Mumbai.
A loving addition of a wife's name to a property deed led to a shocking ₹70 lakh capital gains tax notice nearly 10 years later—despite the husband declaring the full sale. ITAT Mumbai remands the matter for verification, offering hope to avoid double taxation in this relatable family tax cautionary tale.

Added Wife’s Name in Property Out of Love? Got ₹70 Lakh Tax Notice

A loving addition of a wife’s name to a property deed led to a shocking ₹70 lakh capital gains tax notice nearly 10 years later—despite the husband declaring the full sale. ITAT Mumbai remands the matter for verification, offering hope to avoid double taxation in this relatable family tax cautionary tale.