Long Term Capital Gain u/s 45 - transfer u/s 2(47) - vacant land ...

Income Tax

August 13, 2013

Long Term Capital Gain u/s 45 - transfer u/s 2(47) - vacant land - Possession given by the society to the developer under joint development agreement - irrevocable general power of attorney which leads to over all control of the property in the hands of the Developer, even if that means no exclusive possession by the Developer would constitute transfer - AT

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Long Term Capital Gain u/s 45 - transfer u/s 2(47) - vacant land ...

Income Tax

August 13, 2013

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