Sale of asset - adventure in the nature of trade or would be the ...

Income Tax

March 17, 2018

Sale of asset - adventure in the nature of trade or would be the normal sale of assets attracting long term capital gain - Revenue’s stand is that pursuit of higher profit by itself would confer on the transaction the character of business venture. - HC

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Sale of asset - adventure in the nature of trade or would be the ...

Income Tax

March 17, 2018

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