Capital gains - calculation of number of trees - The evidence ...

Income Tax

March 10, 2016

Capital gains - calculation of number of trees - The evidence filed by the assessee in terms of certificate of Tehsildar or that of a retired IAS officer is of no evidentiary value, specially in the presence of Jamabandi, which is an actual proof of land holding and cultivation thereon. - AT

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Capital gains - calculation of number of trees - The evidence ...

Income Tax

March 10, 2016

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