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IT - Family arrangement by a deed – The sale proceeds earned by ...

Income Tax

May 15, 2012

IT - Family arrangement by a deed – The sale proceeds earned by the assessee out of sale of shares held in private limited companies cannot be treated as the income of the assessee.

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