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Rental income determination - assessee jointly owns 50% house ...


Assessee rightly offered 50% rental income from jointly-owned Singapore property. Revised return accepted. No willful concealment. Penalty deleted.

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August 5, 2024

Rental income determination - assessee jointly owns 50% house property in Singapore with wife - offered 100% rental income for AY 2014-15 erroneously, rectified in revised return offering 50% - lower authorities accepted revised return - no specific grievance raised by assessee. Additional ground for 50% rental income assessability not pressed. Penalty u/s 271(1)(c) deleted - no willful concealment as revised return filed rectifying errors, income accepted by revenue - penalty levy not justified based on Supreme Court ruling.

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