Set off of capital loss - tax planning vs tax avoidance - shares ...

Income Tax

April 24, 2019

Set off of capital loss - tax planning vs tax avoidance - shares were held by assessee for long period - transaction has not been doubted - sold at a price which was more than NAV value of shares as on date of sale of shares- allowable even if it is a case of tax planning within four corners of law and the same cannot be brushed aside.

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Set off of capital loss - tax planning vs tax avoidance - shares ...

Income Tax

April 24, 2019

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