Addition on account of short term capital on sale of gala - sale ...

Income Tax

February 9, 2016

Addition on account of short term capital on sale of gala - sale of gala was part of relevant block of assets as per the provisions of section 43(6) and short term capital gain was to be computed in accordance with section 50 - AT

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Addition on account of short term capital on sale of gala - sale ...

Income Tax

February 9, 2016

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