Income Tax: Can married daughters keep gold jewellery at parents' home? ITAT ruling explains tax implications
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The Delhi ITAT deleted ₹1.13 crore in tax additions after accepting that 3.9 kg of jewellery found at a man's home belonged to his late wife and three married daughters. The ruling highlights how families can establish ownership of gold through supporting evidence.
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Income Tax: Can married daughters keep gold jewellery at parents' home? ITAT ruling explains tax implications
The Delhi ITAT deleted ₹1.13 crore in tax additions after accepting that 3.9 kg of jewellery found at a man's home belonged to his late wife and three married daughters. The ruling highlights how families can establish ownership of gold through supporting evidence.
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