When the speculative transactions were covered under sec.43(5) ...

Income Tax

April 12, 2016

When the speculative transactions were covered under sec.43(5) of the Act and the loss incurred in those transactions was liable to treated as speculative loss and not business loss - AT

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When the speculative transactions were covered under sec.43(5) ...

Income Tax

April 12, 2016

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