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Where an assessee disputes stamp duty value under Section 43CA...

Safe harbour tolerance under Section 43CA applies to DVO valuation after substitution of stamp duty value, deleting the addition.

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Income Tax May 25, 2026 Case Laws AT
Where an assessee disputes stamp duty value under Section 43CA and the matter is referred to the DVO, the DVO valuation substitutes the stamp duty value for testing the safe harbour tolerance band. Applying that principle, the Tribunal found that in each impugned transaction the difference between the agreement value and the DVO valuation was below the prescribed 10% margin. As the variation remained within the permissible tolerance, the deeming fiction under Section 43CA could not be invoked and the addition could not survive; the addition was deleted.

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