Income from sale of the scrips - systematic purchase and sale ...

Income Tax

March 9, 2017

Income from sale of the scrips - systematic purchase and sale transactions in shares - The profits/gains arising in the hands of the assessee company from the sale of the scrips had rightly been reflected in the return of income under the head ‘Capital gain’, viz. LTCG and STCG - AT

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Income from sale of the scrips - systematic purchase and sale ...

Income Tax

March 9, 2017

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