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Sale of land - Assessing Officer in bringing to tax the short ...

Income Tax

March 20, 2015

Sale of land - Assessing Officer in bringing to tax the short term capital gains arising from the sale of agricultural land under the head ‘business income’ - land in question sold by the assessee, being agricultural land, the profit arising from the sale of the same, is not chargeable tot ax in the hands of the assessee as capital gain - AT

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