Long Term Capital Gain - assessee executed a release deed of ...

Income Tax

January 21, 2015

Long Term Capital Gain - assessee executed a release deed of property - when undisputedly, there is no cost of acquisition to assessee, the computation provision fails, accordingly, capital gain cannot be computed - AT

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Long Term Capital Gain - assessee executed a release deed of ...

Income Tax

January 21, 2015

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