Loss on trading - transaction was off market and speculative in ...

Income Tax

May 18, 2015

Loss on trading - transaction was off market and speculative in nature. Thus the loss so incurred was speculative loss, which is not eligible for set off against the long term capital gains - AT

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Loss on trading - transaction was off market and speculative in ...

Income Tax

May 18, 2015

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