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Income Tax

June 26, 2014

Set off of business loss against the income shown under the head income from house property u/s. 71 - Conversion of the closing stock into capital asset was essentially sale of the assets, the assessee was carrying on business - AT

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Set off of business loss against the income shown under the head ...

Income Tax

June 26, 2014

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