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LTCG - As explained the reasons for not-depositing the amount in ...


Procedural lapse in Capital Gains Accounts Scheme not disputed; substantial compliance with Section 54(1) justifies benefit u/s 54.

August 17, 2020

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LTCG - As explained the reasons for not-depositing the amount in Capital Gains Accounts Scheme which is also not disputed. Since the assessee has substantially complied with section 54(1), therefore, a mere non-compliance of a procedural requirement under section 54(2) itself cannot stand in the way of the assessee in getting the benefit under section 54. - AT

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