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ITAT Mumbai has ruled that property sellers can use the MOU date instead of registration date for capital gains tax and still claim Section 54 exemption—offering major relief in delayed property deals.

Big Relief for Home Sellers: ITAT Mumbai Says ‘MOU Date’ Counts for Tax, Not Registration Date

ITAT Mumbai has ruled that property sellers can use the MOU date instead of registration date for capital gains tax and still claim Section 54 exemption—offering major relief in delayed property deals.
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.
In a major relief for homebuyers, MREAT has held that allottees can challenge only the unfavourable portions of a RERA order while simultaneously initiating recovery proceedings against the promoter. The Tribunal rejected the builder’s stay plea and imposed costs.

Builder Raided: IT Dept Accuses Buyer of ₹22 Lakh Black Money – ITAT Throws Out Case!

IT Dept raided builder, claimed buyer paid ₹22 lakh hidden cash — but ITAT Mumbai exposes weak case: no direct proof, no fair cross-exam. Full addition scrapped in dramatic win for taxpayer!
ITAT Mumbai delivers big relief: Temporary flat given by developer during land redevelopment isn't a taxable "transfer" — no capital gains apply when it's purely interim with no ownership rights passed, quashing Rs 13.56 lakh addition.

No Tax on Temporary Flat: ITAT Rules Developer’s Alternate Accommodation Isn’t a Taxable “Transfer” of Property

ITAT Mumbai delivers big relief: Temporary flat given by developer during land redevelopment isn’t a taxable “transfer” — no capital gains apply when it’s purely interim with no ownership rights passed, quashing Rs 13.56 lakh addition.
In a key ruling, ITAT Mumbai has sent back Raheja Universal Pvt. Ltd.'s deemed rental income dispute on unsold flats for fresh evidence-based assessment, stressing objective valuation under Section 23(5) while upholding major reliefs for the prominent developer on other issues.

Raheja Universal’s Deemed Rent Dispute on Unsold Flats Sent for Fresh Calculation

In a key ruling, ITAT Mumbai has sent back Raheja Universal Pvt. Ltd.’s deemed rental income dispute on unsold flats for fresh evidence-based assessment, stressing objective valuation under Section 23(5) while upholding major reliefs for the prominent developer on other issues.