Since the assessee has acquired the right in the flat in the ...

Income Tax

May 25, 2016

Since the assessee has acquired the right in the flat in the CGHS from the date of allotment of share certificate in his favour, the capital gain accrued to the assessee is in the nature of long term capital gain - AT

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Since the assessee has acquired the right in the flat in the ...

Income Tax

May 25, 2016

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