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Assessment u/s 153A - computation of income from house property....

Incriminating Evidence Justifies Income Additions for 2015-16 and 2016-17; Lack of Evidence Leads to Deletions for Prior Years.

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Income Tax November 25, 2024 Case Laws AT
Assessment u/s 153A - computation of income from house property. Additions proposed relate to unabated assessment years from 2013-14 onwards where no incriminating material found during search. Additions for 2013-14 and 2014-15 deleted as no incriminating evidence. For 2015-16 and 2016-17, incriminating emails found regarding commercial exploitation, hence additions upheld. Annual lettable value (ALV) capped at Rs. 8.39 lakhs based on 2016-17 as base year, 30% standard deduction allowed, net ALV of Rs. 5.87 lakhs taxable. Vatika Professional Point property never let out, additions deleted being unabated years without incriminating material. For Gurugram property, municipal value adopted as ALV instead of AO's estimate, as not commercially viable based on records. Where property not let out, ALV estimated at 5% of investment value as per judicial precedents, after standard deduction Rs. 6.65 lakhs added as income.

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