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Capital gain - Joint development agreement - amendment brought ...

Income Tax

March 9, 2019

Capital gain - Joint development agreement - amendment brought in by the Finance Bill 2017 is prospective and not retrospective - For the prior period, capital gain is taxable in year of project.

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