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    ITR filing deadline needs to be extended as portal glitch, Navratri, Dussehra festive season and new ICAI format for non-corporates, says RTCA

    ITR filing due date: Tax consultants in Rajasthan are requesting an extension for the Income Tax Return filing deadline. They cite glitches on the e-filing portal as a major issue. The new format from ICAI for non-corporates is also causing delays. The festive season adds to the challenges. Associations want the deadline extended to November 15.

    Father sells house worth Rs 67 lakh and shows only Rs 1,690 income in ITR, wins case in ITAT Ahmedabad; Know how

    Dilip, an Indian taxpayer, won a case at the ITAT Ahmedabad regarding a Section 54 LTCG tax exemption. Despite initially facing scrutiny for claiming Rs 15.99 lakh as indexed cost of improvement with cash payments and selling his house below stamp duty value, the ITAT directed the tax officer to verify and allow his claim. Read more.

    Now even BJP CA cell asks for ITR deadline extension due to technical glitches, data mismatch on the ITR portal

    The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) CA Cell in Pune has urged Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to extend Income Tax Return (ITR) and tax audit deadlines, citing challenges like delayed utility releases, technical glitches on the income tax portal, and reduced working days due to festivals and heavy rains. Several other associations like BCAS, have also requested extensions due to similar difficulties.

    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.

    UPI limit increased to Rs 10 lakh within 24 hours for these transactions

    NPCI has increased the per-transaction and 24-hour aggregate UPI limits for specific categories, effective September 15, 2025. Capital markets, insurance, and government e-Market Place transactions now have a Rs 5 lakh per-transaction limit and a Rs 10 lakh daily limit. Credit card payments and collections will also see increased limits, enhancing convenience for high-value transactions with verified merchants.

    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.

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