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    NRI wins capital gains tax case in Delhi High Court regarding sale of Rs 2 crore property despite Rs 46 lakh tax demand notice

    An NRI faced tax issues after a property sale in Pune for Rs 2 crore. The buyer used the wrong TDS form (26QB), causing problems. The Income Tax Department issued a tax demand notice of Rs 46 lakh. The Delhi High Court intervened, directing the department to correct the TDS records. The court ordered a tax refund computation for the NRI. Read below to know more.

    New ITR Utility: Is landlord’s PAN card needed for claiming HRA while filing income tax return?

    Rent HRA: The income tax department has released new excel and online utilities for ITR-1 and ITR-4. However, in the new excel utilities taxpayers who want to claim rent HRA tax exemption need to give some additional details like place of work, saalry, etc. Question is do you need to give PAN of the landlord? Answer is yes, but when? Read to know more.

    How to save tax on your Bitcoin investments in India, legally!

    Indian Bitcoin investors face a steep 30% tax and 1% TDS, hindering profitability. Bitcoin ETFs offer a tax-efficient alternative, taxed as long-term capital gains at 12.5% if held over 24 months, with no TDS. Unlike direct crypto investments, ETF losses can be offset, providing significant tax savings.

    Got an income tax notice? Here are common types of tax notices and what to do to avoid penalties

    Income tax notices can be daunting, but understanding them is crucial. The Income Tax Department issues various notices for reasons like mismatches, pending dues, or inquiries. Prompt action, accurate information, and expert help when needed are essential to avoid penalties and ensure compliance. Addressing these notices can effectively safeguard you against further complications with the Income tax department

    Filing ITR for FY2024-25? Mistakes in HRA claims, capital gains tax calculation are among 7 errors to avoid

    Taxpayers stand to benefit from a 45-day extension for filing returns due to significant ITR form changes in Budget 2024. However, errors can crop up despite online filing improvements, ranging from incorrect forms to misreporting income. Avoiding these mistakes, like neglecting AIS/Form 26AS reconciliation or HRA claim errors, is crucial to prevent penalties and ensure accurate tax computation.

    ITR filing last date extended from July 31, 2025, for FY 2024-25 (AY 2025-26): Check the new date here

    ITR filing 2025 deadline extended: The CBDT has extended the due date to file income tax return from July 31, 2025, to September 15, 2025, for FY 2024-25 (AY 2025-26). Read to know who will benefit from the new deadline and why the Income Tax Department extended the due date.

    The Economic Times
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