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Court Rules Minor Valuation Differences in Property Sale Assessments Are Acceptable Within 10% Tolerance Limit.

June 17, 2021

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Reopening of assessment - capital gain on sale of property - the revised valuation as so determined in respect of both the properties works out to less than 10% of the actual sale consideration as declared by the assessee and considering the fact that valuation is always a matter of estimation where some degree of difference is bound to occur which even the legislature has lately recognized and has introduced the tolerance limit of 10% which have consistently been held by various Benches as curative in nature, such a difference needs to be ignored and declared sale consideration be accepted. - AT

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