Capital gain computation - year of assessment - no weightage can ...

Income Tax

May 5, 2016

Capital gain computation - year of assessment - no weightage can be given to a notarized agreement to sell executed between the parties in preference to registered sale deed executed by the assessee before registrar wherein it is stated that the possession is given along with the sale deed executed on that date - AT

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Capital gain computation - year of assessment - no weightage can ...

Income Tax

May 5, 2016

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