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Taxability of capital gains in the hands of the assessee firm - ...


No Capital Gains Tax for Retiring Partner Receiving Cash Without Relinquishing Property Interest.

November 25, 2016

Case Laws     Income Tax     AT

Taxability of capital gains in the hands of the assessee firm - Here when the retiring partner took cash and also further cash in lieu of agreed constructed area from the stock in trade of the firm, it did not relinquishing its interest in the immovable property - in the absence of transfer, there is no capital gain tax liability - AT

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