Non setting off carried forward business loss against the ...

Income Tax

February 16, 2017

Non setting off carried forward business loss against the Capital Gain computed u/s 50 - sale of depreciable assets - legal fiction is to be deemed the capital gain as STCG and not to deemed asset as Short Term Capital Asset - assessee is entitled for setting off of carried forward business loss against the capital gain computed u/s 50 - AT

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Non setting off carried forward business loss against the ...

Income Tax

February 16, 2017

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