Treatment of STCG on income from business – Sale of shares - the ...

Income Tax

July 12, 2014

Treatment of STCG on income from business – Sale of shares - the assessee has been employed and therefore the assessee has earned salary income - income from sale of shares to be held as LTCG or STCG - AT

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Treatment of STCG on income from business – Sale of shares - the ...

Income Tax

July 12, 2014

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