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    She sold her house for Rs 2.7 crore to buy seven new flats and paid no income tax, wins case in ITAT Delhi; Know how

    Saroj sold her Punjabi Bagh house for Rs 2.7 crore. She then bought seven apartments in Greater Noida. She reported Rs 5 lakh income in ITR and claimed Rs 2.2 crore LTCG tax exemption. The tax department partially denied the exemption. Then Saroj appealed to ITAT Delhi. ITAT Delhi ruled in her favor.

    US immigrants now face higher deportation risks. Here's why

    Immigrants in the U.S. are facing increased deportation risks as immigration enforcement agencies utilize IRS data to identify unauthorized employment. Reporting income from side jobs while on visas like H-1B or F-1 can lead to visa denials and removal proceedings. Attorneys advise caution, as tax records are under greater scrutiny, potentially impacting immigration status.

    You have to file ITR if you carried out any of these eight transactions

    Even with income below Rs 2.5 lakh (old regime) or Rs 3 lakh (new regime), filing ITR is mandatory if certain transactions occurred. These include spending over Rs 2 lakh on foreign travel, holding foreign assets, high TDS/TCS amounts, significant deposits in current or savings accounts, high business turnover or professional receipts, or substantial electricity bill payments.

    Golden visas for Indians: Amid changing rules and global uncertainty, golden visa calculations now include risk-hedging, estate planning, taxation

    From EB-5 uncertainty to Portugal’s property ban, wealthy Indian families are rethinking their residency strategies as global rules tighten.

    Banks sense an opportunity in GST gain for retail, MSME

    Recent GST reforms, coupled with a good monsoon and improved liquidity, are poised to stimulate credit demand, particularly in retail and MSME sectors. Reduced tax rates and simplified compliance are expected to boost consumption, ease working capital pressures, and drive loan disbursements, benefiting banks and NBFCs.

    If you don’t make these 8 disclosures, your ITR may be treated as defective

    Filing income tax returns (ITR) requires careful attention to detail, as certain omissions can lead to a defective ITR. Key disclosures include foreign assets, income, crypto transactions, and unlisted equity shares. Failing to report these details, especially for residents with overseas holdings, can result in penalties and even imprisonment, though some relief exists for movable assets under Rs 20 lakh.

    The Economic Times
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