Capital gain computation - market value of conveyance deed taken ...

Income Tax

January 27, 2018

Capital gain computation - market value of conveyance deed taken u/s 50C - if at all any suppression of sale consideration should be assumed, it should be on the basis of stamp duty valuation as at the point of time when the sale consideration was fixed. - AT

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Capital gain computation - market value of conveyance deed taken ...

Income Tax

January 27, 2018

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