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    Alimony: Retired husband to pay 60% of his pension income as maintenance to divorced wife, orders High Court

    A retired UCO Bank employee faced a legal battle when his ex-wife demanded continued maintenance payments, including a 5% increase every two years. Despite his reduced pension, the High Court ordered him to pay Rs 25,000 monthly, citing the wife's right to maintain a similar lifestyle and considering his potential earnings beyond his declared income. Read to know why this husband lost the case.

    Make GST payments only by e-rupee, tokenisation can achieve total transparency

    To enhance the Goods and Services Tax (GST) system, the GST Council should mandate e-rupee use for payments to curb input tax credit fraud via blockchain technology. Luxury goods need precise classification, avoiding confusion with premium items, while 'sin' goods require clear definitions to prevent smuggling.

    Husband has to pay income tax for wife’s Rs 17-crore land sale deal due to this reason; ITAT Bangalore ruling explained

    In a recent ruling, the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) Bangalore held that a wife is exempt from income tax on the ₹17.26 crore sale of land gifted by her husband. The ITAT cited Section 64(1)(iv) of the Income Tax Act, stating that income from assets gifted between spouses is taxable in the hands of the transferor, not the recipient.

    Select black money holders to get relief: Income tax dept. to not not apply penalty and prosecution in these situations

    The Income Tax Department offers relief regarding unintentional black money. Individuals failing to disclose foreign assets up to Rs 20 lakh may avoid penalties and prosecution. This applies to assets excluding immovable property. The Central Board of Direct Taxes amended its instructions. The new rule aims to provide relief for unintentional omissions. It focuses enforcement on significant cases of non-disclosure.

    Has the promised zero penalty privilege for small taxpayers been taken away in the New Tax Act 2025? Here’s what experts say

    The Lok Sabha approved the Income Tax Act 2025. It clarifies rules for late ITR filing and tax refunds. A select committee suggested changes to Section 263. The bill removes sub-clause (1)(ix). Taxpayers can now claim refunds even with delayed returns. This resolves confusion for those filing after the deadline. The new rules aim to provide flexibility for refund claims.

    After STCG ruling, now LTCG also allowed to get Section 87A tax rebate, rules ITAT Chennai

    On August 20, 2025, Chennai ITAT allowed Section 87A tax rebate on long term capital gains (LTCG). This decision favors taxpayers with incomes under Rs 7 lakh. The ruling references a Bombay High Court decision. Venkatraman, a taxpayer, initially faced denial of the rebate. ITAT Ahmedabad also allowed the rebate on STCG income on August 12, 2025.

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