Capital gains - transfer u/s 2(47) - Assessee entered into JDA ...

Income Tax

November 21, 2013

Capital gains - transfer u/s 2(47) - Assessee entered into JDA agreement - As per the agreement, the assessee is entitled for 50% of built up area - held as liable to tax as capital gains - AT

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Capital gains - transfer u/s 2(47) - Assessee entered into JDA ...

Income Tax

November 21, 2013

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