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April 9, 2016

MAT - Long term capital gain from sale of shares to be shown to the book profits u/s 115JB - AT

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  2. Set off of long term capital loss from sale of shares off market against the long term capital gain on sale of land allowed.

  3. Gain on sale of shares - accommodation entry or not - the income in question is a bonafide Long Term Capital Gain arising from the sale of shares and hence exempt from income tax

  4. Sale of shares - long term capital gains or short term - Whether purchase of the shares can be considered only on the date of dematerialization – AT

  5. MAT computation - exclusion of income of SEZ unit while computing Book Profit u/s 115JB - book profit computed under section 115JB will not include income of SEZ Unit - AT

  6. MAT computation - assessee’s interest income and profit on sale of Mutual Funds would not form part of the computation of ‘book profits’ u/s 115JB - AT

  7. Profit on Sale of depreciable assets may be computed as short term capital gain u/s 50, but eligible for exemption u/s 54F if it is a long term asset.

  8. Profit on sale of equity shares - MAT calculation - The concept of indexation while computing the Long term capital gain cannot be imported to the computation of book...

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