Set off of loss incurred on purchase and sale of shares as ...

Income Tax

June 30, 2012

Set off of loss incurred on purchase and sale of shares as Ordinary Business Loss or Speculation Loss - assessee fell within the purview of the exception carved out in the explanation to Section 73 - HC

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Set off of loss incurred on purchase and sale of shares as ...

Income Tax

June 30, 2012

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