Sale/purchase of shares - capital gains - Merely because the ...

Income Tax

May 31, 2014

Sale/purchase of shares - capital gains - Merely because the assessment of speculation profit is as per the provision contained u/s 43(5) would not lead to ipso facto conclusion that assessee’s intention was to trade in shares - AT

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Sale/purchase of shares - capital gains - Merely because the ...

Income Tax

May 31, 2014

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