Computation of the long term capital gain by applying the ...

Income Tax

August 30, 2017

Computation of the long term capital gain by applying the provisions of sec. 50C - When this DVO’s report is proved as wrong, then it is open to the authorities to reject it and adopt other methods for arriving at the fair market value - the fair market value arrived at by the Registered Valuer adopted.

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Computation of the long term capital gain by applying the ...

Income Tax

August 30, 2017

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