A family from Panchkula owned some ancestral land in a village. A member of this family sold his share of the the said land for Rs 8 crore and purchased two more lands and claimed Section 54B and Section 54F tax exemption. However, he got a tax notice.
Under the applicable rules, taxpayers who have paid taxes in a foreign country with which India has a Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) are required to submit Form 67 along with their ITR to claim credit in India for the foreign taxes already paid.

An ITAT Chandigarh ruling cancelled a ₹26.69 lakh tax demand after a small trader’s commission income was counted twice. The case highlights why taxpayers must choose the correct ITR form and reconcile Form 26AS with declared business income.

A Delhi taxpayer was denied a ₹17 lakh tax refund due to late e-verification of his ITR while caring for his ill father. ITAT ruled that denying the refund on technical grounds violates Article 265 of the Constitution, leading to a ruling in his favor.