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  • June 7, 2026

The Corporate MAT Credit Hostage Situation: How Finance Act 2026 Forced Regime Migration

The government gave with one hand and took with the other. MAT dropped to 14%. But from 1 April 2026, no new MAT credit accumulates. Old credits are locked to 25% annual use. Companies still in the old regime are paying a genuinely higher effective tax than they realise.

Read MoreThe Corporate MAT Credit Hostage Situation: How Finance Act 2026 Forced Regime Migration
  • June 7, 2026

Capital Gain Account Scheme (CGAS): How to Protect Your Capital Gains Exemption Before Filing Your ITR

The Capital Gain Account Scheme is not just a bank account. It is a legal shield. Deposit your unspent capital gain proceeds before filing your return, and your exemption stays intact while you search for the right property.

Read MoreCapital Gain Account Scheme (CGAS): How to Protect Your Capital Gains Exemption Before Filing Your ITR
  • June 7, 2026

Section 89 of Income Tax Act 2025: Extension of Time Limits When Asset Is Compulsorily Acquired and Compensation Is Delayed

Section 89 is a rescue provision. If the government acquires your asset but delays payment, your capital gains exemption clock does not start until you actually receive the compensation. No penalty for the government's delay.

Read MoreSection 89 of Income Tax Act 2025: Extension of Time Limits When Asset Is Compulsorily Acquired and Compensation Is Delayed
  • June 7, 2026

Section 88 of Income Tax Act 2025: Capital Gains Exemption on Shifting Industrial Unit to a Special Economic Zone

Section 88 is Section 87's twin, but the destination is an SEZ. Sell urban factory assets, reinvest in the SEZ, and claim full capital gains exemption. Here is everything you need to know.

Read MoreSection 88 of Income Tax Act 2025: Capital Gains Exemption on Shifting Industrial Unit to a Special Economic Zone
  • June 7, 2026

Section 87 of Income Tax Act 2025: Capital Gains Exemption on Shifting Industrial Unit from Urban to Non-Urban Area

The government wants industries to move out of crowded cities. Section 87 rewards you for doing exactly that. Sell your urban factory assets, reinvest in the new location, and the capital gains tax disappears.

Read MoreSection 87 of Income Tax Act 2025: Capital Gains Exemption on Shifting Industrial Unit from Urban to Non-Urban Area
  • June 7, 2026

Section 86 of Income Tax Act 2025: Capital Gains Exemption When You Sell Any Asset and Buy a House

Section 86 is the widest capital gains exemption. Sell gold, land, shares, or any long-term asset and invest the proceeds in a house. You get capital gains exemption proportionate to how much you invest. Here is the full picture.

Read MoreSection 86 of Income Tax Act 2025: Capital Gains Exemption When You Sell Any Asset and Buy a House
  • June 7, 2026

Section 85 of Income Tax Act 2025: Save Capital Gains Tax by Investing in NHAI or REC Bonds

Section 85 is unique. You do not need to buy a new property to save capital gains tax. Simply invest the gain in government-specified bonds within 6 months. One bond, zero tax. Here is how it works.

Read MoreSection 85 of Income Tax Act 2025: Save Capital Gains Tax by Investing in NHAI or REC Bonds
  • June 7, 2026

Section 84 of Income Tax Act 2025: Capital Gains Exemption on Compulsory Acquisition of Industrial Land

When the government takes your industrial land by force, it is already a disruption. Section 84 ensures you do not pay capital gains tax on top of it, if you reinvest in a new industrial unit within 3 years.

Read MoreSection 84 of Income Tax Act 2025: Capital Gains Exemption on Compulsory Acquisition of Industrial Land
  • June 7, 2026

Section 83 of Income Tax Act 2025: Capital Gains Exemption on Sale of Agricultural Land

Section 83 protects farmers and landowners who sell one agricultural plot and buy another. If the land was used for agriculture for 2 years before sale, and you reinvest in new agricultural land within 2 years, your capital gain is exempt.

Read MoreSection 83 of Income Tax Act 2025: Capital Gains Exemption on Sale of Agricultural Land
  • June 7, 2026

Section 82 of Income Tax Act 2025: Capital Gains Exemption on Sale of Residential House (Old Section 54)

If you sell a residential house and reinvest the capital gain in another house, Section 82 can bring your tax liability to zero. But there are timelines, caps, and conditions you must meet. Here is exactly what the law says.

Read MoreSection 82 of Income Tax Act 2025: Capital Gains Exemption on Sale of Residential House (Old Section 54)
  • June 6, 2026

TCS Under Section 394 of the Income Tax Act 2025: Complete Guide

Section 206C of the 1961 Act is now Section 394 of the Income Tax Act 2025. Finance Act 2026 revised several rates. This article covers all TCS provisions with updated rates and compliance requirements.

Read MoreTCS Under Section 394 of the Income Tax Act 2025: Complete Guide
  • June 6, 2026

Capital Gains Exemptions Under the Income Tax Act 2025: Sections 82 to 88 Explained

Selling a house, agricultural land, or a business asset can trigger capital gains tax. The Income Tax Act 2025 preserves all exemptions from the 1961 Act under new section numbers 82 to 88. Know the rules, the caps, and the timelines.

Read MoreCapital Gains Exemptions Under the Income Tax Act 2025: Sections 82 to 88 Explained
  • June 6, 2026

Income Tax Reassessment (Sec 147/148): New Time Limits & SC Rulings Explained

India’s reassessment law under Sections 147 and 148 was overhauled by the Finance Act 2021. Read the full guide: mandatory Section 148A procedure, revised time limits, the Ashish Agarwal and Rajeev Bansal Supreme Court rulings, and taxpayer rights.

Read MoreIncome Tax Reassessment (Sec 147/148): New Time Limits & SC Rulings Explained
  • June 5, 2026

TDS on Payments to Partners of a Firm: Section 194T Under the Income Tax Act 2025

Old Section 194T is now Sl. 7 of Section 393(3). Firms must deduct 10% TDS on all partner payments above Rs. 20,000 per partner per year. Capital account credits are explicitly included. Effective from Tax Year 2025-26.

Read MoreTDS on Payments to Partners of a Firm: Section 194T Under the Income Tax Act 2025
  • June 5, 2026

TDS on Crypto and VDA Transfers: Section 194S Under the Income Tax Act 2025

Old Section 194S is now Sl. 8(vi) of Section 393(1). 1% TDS on every VDA transfer. Threshold differs by payer category. Overrides e-commerce TDS per Note 4. In-kind VDA exchanges covered under Note 6.

Read MoreTDS on Crypto and VDA Transfers: Section 194S Under the Income Tax Act 2025
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