Singhai Rakesh Kumar v. Union of India

219 ITR 544Supreme Court of India1996#10850 most cited

What is Singhai Rakesh Kumar v. Union of India authority for?

Income arising from the transfer of agricultural land is considered agricultural income and is not exigible to capital gains tax. This principle extends to compensation received on the requisition of agricultural land and such income should be excluded when calculating book profits under Section 115JA or 115JB.

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Also referred to as

Singhai Rakesh Kumar v. Union of India · CIT v. All India Tea and Trading Co. Ltd · 219 ITR 544 · agricultural income · capital gains tax · Section 115JB · Section 115JA · book profits · transfer of agricultural land · compensation for requisition of agricultural land

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