Eligibility to exemption u/s.54F - Although the failure of the ...

Income Tax

January 24, 2018

Eligibility to exemption u/s.54F - Although the failure of the assessee to deposit the sale proceeds in a Capital Gains Account Scheme, 1988 for intervening period was undoubtedly a technical default, he should not be penalized for the same because he satisfied the real intent as well as essence of the provisions by depositing the sale proceeds in FDR since beginning, not using it for any other purpose and investing the sale proceeds in acquisition of a new house within statutory period of 2 years. - AT

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Eligibility to exemption u/s.54F - Although the failure of the ...

Income Tax

January 24, 2018

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