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of <h1>ITAT Upholds Property Revaluation, Allows Loan Deduction, Denies Debt Deductibility</h1> <h3>INSPECTING ASSTT. COMMISSIONER OF WEALTH TAX. Versus MRS. KV. SAPRE.</h3> INSPECTING ASSTT. COMMISSIONER OF WEALTH TAX. Versus MRS. KV. SAPRE. - TTJ 018, 049, Issues:1. Departmental appeals against directions given by AAC for property revaluation.2. Assessee's cross-objections claiming deduction for loans taken for property acquisition.3. Interpretation of provisions related to deduction of debts in wealth tax assessment.Analysis:1. The departmental appeals were filed against the directions given by the AAC for the WTO to revalue the property using specific provisions. The ITAT upheld the AAC's orders, citing conformity with a previous Special Bench decision in a similar case. Therefore, the departmental appeals were dismissed.2. The assessee's cross-objections included a claim for deduction of loans taken for acquiring immovable properties. The assessee argued that since the property value exceeded the limit, the entire debt should be deductible. Additionally, the assessee referred to a circular for further support. The AAC accepted the alternative submission and directed the WTO to grant the deduction as per the circular.3. The assessee further appealed, asserting entitlement to full deduction regardless of property exemption under a specific section. The counsel relied on a Delhi Tribunal decision. However, the ITAT referenced a Special Bench decision by the Bombay Bench 'B' in a different case, emphasizing the provisions of section 5(1) and the non-deductibility of debts related to exempted assets. Consequently, the ITAT dismissed both the departmental appeal and the assessee's cross-objections based on the interpretation of relevant wealth tax provisions.
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