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    <description>ITAT allowed the appeal and directed the AO to delete the Rs.27,00,000 addition made to the assessee&#039;s income. The Tribunal found the assessee&#039;s spouse had disclosed the entire sale consideration in his return, and taxing the same receipt in the assessee&#039;s hands would amount to double taxation. Further, the impugned flat was acquired in October 2007 and sold in July 2019, qualifying for long-term capital gains treatment; indexed cost computation yields a capital loss, rendering the AO&#039;s short-term capital gains assessment unsustainable. The AO was held to have failed to verify available records, and the addition was quashed.</description>
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      <description>ITAT allowed the appeal and directed the AO to delete the Rs.27,00,000 addition made to the assessee&#039;s income. The Tribunal found the assessee&#039;s spouse had disclosed the entire sale consideration in his return, and taxing the same receipt in the assessee&#039;s hands would amount to double taxation. Further, the impugned flat was acquired in October 2007 and sold in July 2019, qualifying for long-term capital gains treatment; indexed cost computation yields a capital loss, rendering the AO&#039;s short-term capital gains assessment unsustainable. The AO was held to have failed to verify available records, and the addition was quashed.</description>
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