Mumbai Buyer Wins ₹2.35 Crore Tax Relief on Property Deal

A Mumbai property buyer secures relief from a ₹2.35 crore tax addition after paying ₹6.5 crore for a property valued at ₹8.85 crore. The ITAT ruled that higher stamp duty alone doesn't prove undisclosed investment under Section 69B. This landmark decision highlights the importance of evidence in tax assessments and property valuations.

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