Can Taxpayers Claim I-t Exemption in Sale of Redeveloped Flats? What Itat Tax Appellate Trib…

Can taxpayers claim I-T exemption in sale of redeveloped flats? What ITAT Tax Appellate Tribunal ruled — here's what that means and what to expect next.

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This story centres on "Can taxpayers claim I-T exemption in sale of redeveloped flats? What ITAT Tax Appellate Tribunal ruled". Here is a quick summary of where things stand: Can taxpayers claim I-T exemption in sale of redeveloped flats? What ITAT Tax Appellate Tribunal ruled

Additional context on the story: The ITAT recently ruled that sale of redeveloped old flats are treated as long‑term capital gain and offer indexation benefits and exemption under Section 54F of the I-T Act. Can sale of your redeveloped old flat be counted as a long term gain under Income Tax

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