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Eligibility of exemption u/s 54F(4) - the entire amount which ...

Income Tax

September 2, 2016

Eligibility of exemption u/s 54F(4) - the entire amount which was subject to capital gain tax had not been utilized for the purpose of construction of new house nor were the unutilized amounts deposited in the notified Bank Accounts - No exemption - HC

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