Political contribution deductions require assessee-specific proof before cash-back allegations can justify disallowance or unexplained-money additions...
HC affirmed the ITAT's ruling, permitting the taxpayer's long-term capital gains (LTCG) deduction under Section 54F. The court determined that owning multiple residential units does not disqualify the taxpayer from claiming the deduction. The HC found no material non-disclosure by the taxpayer regarding the sale of the original asset and subsequent property purchase. The municipal corporation's property records did not evidence any intentional concealment of facts. The deduction claim was therefore upheld, rejecting the tax authority's denial based on multiple property ownership.
HC affirmed the ITAT's ruling, permitting the taxpayer's long-term capital gains (LTCG) deduction under Section 54F. The court determined that owning multiple residential units does not disqualify the taxpayer from claiming the deduction. The HC found no material non-disclosure by the taxpayer regarding the sale of the original asset and subsequent property purchase. The municipal corporation's property records did not evidence any intentional concealment of facts. The deduction claim was therefore upheld, rejecting the tax authority's denial based on multiple property ownership.
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