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Senior citizen wrongly paid tax on tax-free bonds: What the ₹9.91 lakh ITAT case means

1 source · first seen 12:56 26 Sept · updated 12:56 26 Sept

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  • A senior citizen received ITAT relief after mistakenly paying ₹9.91 lakh tax on tax-free bond interest
  • Tax relief on tax-free bond interest may benefit Indian investors holding eligible bonds

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