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Capital Gains - the family arrangement was held to be not a ...

Income Tax

October 14, 2015

Capital Gains - the family arrangement was held to be not a transfer for the purpose of capital gains tax - the action of AO in bringing to tax the long term capital gain is illegal - AT

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