Man sold properties for Rs 47.54 lakh in cash & paid capital gains tax, but faced penalty; what ITAT ruled

The case concerned a man in Odisha who, according to the submissions before the tribunal, sold two properties for a combined consideration of around Rs 47.54 lakh.

However, for this sale he received the entire amount in cash.

The person in question disclosed the property transactions in his income tax return (ITR) and paid the capital gains tax due on the sales.

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Source attribution: Times of India – Business.

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