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Income from sale of leased out land - Long term capital gain or ...

Income Tax

April 27, 2018

Income from sale of leased out land - Long term capital gain or income from other sources - consideration received for relinquishing the rights in property attracted provisions of section 45(1) making it liable to capital gains tax. - AT

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